The chance of a Massachusetts resident age 65 or older needing to move into a nursing home is 50 percent. Even so, long-term health care planning is not something that enough people think about. Without it, a person's retirement and other assets could be drained...
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Month: September 2016
It is not a good idea to go through the probate process alone
Everyone wants to save money where they can. For many people, that means doing things themselves. There are many projects that Massachusetts residents can do with little to no repercussions that will not cost them as much as bringing in a professional. However, that...
Review is an important part of estate planning
Many Massachusetts residents have executed the necessary documentation to provide for their families after they pass away. They might believe that their job is done once the documents are signed. However, estate planning that is done at a particular time in a person's...
What Massachusetts residents should know about wills
The one thing that everyone can count on is that no one lives forever. Nevertheless, most people are not comfortable contemplating their own deaths, so they do not have wills and other estate-planning documents in place. Even though the individual might not be around...
What happens to digital assets upon death?
Nearly every Massachusetts resident has some sort of online account whether personal, financial or professional. Many people bank online, have social media accounts and keep their digital photos online. As the law attempts to catch up to the digital revolution that...