Massachusetts fans of Robin Williams may already know that despite what he believed to be a well-constructed estate plan, his widow and his children are still in court. Last year, court documents were filed regarding how the late actor's assets should be classified...
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Month: August 2015
Changes in marital status may require changes in estate planning
Estate planning is about preparing for the future, and the sooner that Massachusetts adults create and execute a plan, the better off they and their families may be. Once the documents are executed, many people put them in a safe place and forget about them. The only...
Many assets do not have to go through the probate process
Many Massachusetts residents want to maximize any inheritance left to their loved ones. One way to do this is to limit the number of assets that must go through the probate process before being distributed to heirs and beneficiaries. It may still be necessary to file...
Where will a single person’s assets go after death?
Single people in Boston may not think that they need an estate plan since they are not married and/or do not have children. Nothing could be farther from the truth. Any adult who has assets typically benefits from at least a basic estate plan in order to avoid dying...