Most Massachusetts residents want their parents around for as long as possible. Of course, the older parents get, the more likely it is that they will face serious health issues. Estate planning can help in this situation if parents decide early how they want their...
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Month: August 2018
Things to remember in estate planning
Planning for the future is an important and somewhat daunting task. Many Massachusetts residents begin the estate planning process without truly knowing where to begin or what they will need. Some people believe that a will is all that they will need, but there...
Questions about a college trust fund
You had your first child, and so you decided it was time to do your estate planning. After all, though you hope you will not need it for decades, you never know. You have seen the statistics and news reports about car accidents -- you understand the very real threat...
Health care planning for all situations
People typically do not want to think about what their lives would be like if they were incapacitated and unable to make their own decisions, but many could benefit from considering the possibility. Massachusetts residents, as well as others across the country, who...
Abuse of incapacitated adults
Unfortunately, the abuse of elderly or disabled individuals is not entirely an uncommon occurrence. Many Massachusetts families have seen or experienced the abuse of incapacitated adults by appointed guardians, private nurses or even other family members. This can...