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Families all over Massachusetts are affected by dementia or similar ailments. It can be difficult to watch a loved one slowly change into someone unrecognizable. Some who have been given powers of attorney may not be familiar with the ailment in question and could be...
It can be difficult for a person to decide how to divide his or her assets after death, but it can also be comforting to have a plan in place. However, after writing a will, it isn't unusual for some people to put the document away and not look at it again for...
You adopted your dog later in life, and you know there's a possibility that you could outlive him. While you do have family members that have said they'd take him if you passed away, you want to guarantee that will happen. The last thing you want is for your beloved...
Many Massachusetts residents over the age of 18 have or will write a last will and testament at some point. However, many might only consider how their finances or belongings will be divided after their passing without considering the possible need for medical care at...
Families with a special needs child are becoming more and more common. Many of these children will receive government benefits when they are older. Some Massachusetts parents may wish to leave a special needs child some kind of inheritance after they pass. However,...
The holidays are over, and people in Massachusetts are looking forward to a new year. At the beginning of the year, many people find themselves planning for the future, and for some, that includes an estate plan or will. Some of these individuals may be...
