It is not unusual for individuals, including those in Massachusetts, to have misconceptions about estate planning. They may think that they do not need wills because they are not wealthy, only have a few assets or that they can wait until they are older to create a...
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Month: April 2017
Health care planning may avoid unexpected cost burdens
A situation that results in an individual needing long-term care could happen to anyone. This type of incident could result from a serious illness, mental deterioration or serious injury that leads to a person losing the ability to properly care for him or herself....
Not all Massachusetts residents want to avoid the probate process
The proceedings that surround the administration of an estate can sometimes be met with mixed opinions. Some individuals may think that the probate process should be avoided at all costs, while others believe the proceedings to be a necessary part of settling an...
Does your Massachusetts will need to updated?
If you've already created a last will, living trust or estate plan, you may feel like you've already taken the necessary steps to protect your loved ones if you die or become incapacitated. Unfortunately, a last will or estate plan isn't something you put together and...
Joint ownership may not mean complete asset protection
When deciding how to attend to estate details, Massachusetts residents have many options they could utilize. Because there are a number of routes parties could follow when creating their estate plans, it may be wise for individuals to ensure that they understand how...