Many people don't know where they would be on a daily basis without their cell phones. These small devices have become an integral part of many people's lives in Massachusetts as well as most other states across the country. It isn't unusual for people to keep...
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Month: July 2018
Powers of attorney and joint bank accounts
Many children wonder what will happen as their parents grow older. Some Massachusetts residents have been given powers of attorney over their parents but are unsure of how to proceed. Many people question whether they should have a joint account with their...
Trusts may reduce the risk of probate and estate litigation
There are many myths that surround estate planning, especially one of the most valuable tools, which are trusts. Some people believe that trusts are only for those with seven-figure incomes and huge stores of cash assets. In reality, trusts are a useful tool for...
What happens when people die without wills?
Creating an estate plan is something that many people are guilty of putting off. A significant number of these people, including many Massachusetts residents, may believe that they do not need one until they achieve a certain amount of wealth. However, anyone can...
The ups and downs of a revocable trust for Buzz Aldrin
Elderly people across the country have been involved in legal battles where people, including family members, are attempting, or have attempted, to gain control of their assets. Some Massachusetts residents may find themselves in a similar situation to former...
Including cryptocurrency in wills
Online assets are becoming more common as technology advances.What happens to cryptocurrency, like bitcoin and ethereum, after the account holder dies? In Massachusetts and elsewhere these currencies can be included in wills, but what other steps might be...