Many Massachusetts readers are already aware that the average age of the country's population is rising. People are living longer, which increases the odds that they will need some level of assistance toward the end of their lives. Accordingly, estate and health care...
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Month: November 2015
70 percent of adults with children do not have wills
Most Massachusetts residents would do whatever is necessary to provide for their children. Despite this fact, many of parents do not have even a basic estate plan. In 2013, a poll revealed that nearly 70 percent of adults with children who were minors did not have...
Review wills and estate planning documents regularly
Many Massachusetts residents have prepared estate plans to dispose of their property after death and also to make arrangements for the possibility of becoming incapacitated. As time goes by, however, their lives and family dynamics could change drastically. If wills...
Any long term care plan should include powers of attorney
The unfortunate truth is that not everyone will spend their "golden years" being able to care for themselves. Therefore, it is essential that part of every Massachusetts resident's estate plan provides for long term care. Any plan for long term care should include...