Knowing the best ways to plan end-of-life wishes can prove difficult. For individuals who do not fully understand the estate planning process, the idea of making a plan may not go much further than simply writing down which loved ones they want to receive what...
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Month: June 2017
Misconceptions regarding wills could hinder Massachusetts plans
Having misconceptions about estate planning could quickly result in Massachusetts residents feeling as if they do not need to create a plan or cause them to plan incorrectly. Therefore, it is important that individuals interested in creating wills and other documents...
Non-parents can still benefit from creating wills
Having gone through life without having children of their own, some Massachusetts residents may wonder who will get their assets after death. While some parties may consider simply letting the state distribute their assets, it would still be wise for individuals to...
Missing out on health care planning could cause financial burdens
Though many Massachusetts residents may utilize Medicare to address medical expenses, they may believe that they can rely on the program for assistance with extended care during their elderly years. In fact, a recent survey indicated a majority of older individuals...
Start planning ahead for Medicare
Aging gracefully takes carefully planning a regular investment in your health. Aging gracefully financially requires careful planning and forward-looking financial decisions. With the help of an experienced estate and financial planning lawyer, you can start taking...
Beneficiaries could affect estate administration in Massachusetts
Because Massachusetts residents undoubtedly want to ensure that their children and other family members are taken care of in the event of their demise, they may want to take the time to consider their options for bequeathing assets. When it comes to estate...