Executors of estates often find themselves in thankless roles. Often, they have to bear the brunt of any disgruntled relatives or beneficiaries while also working to close the estate as efficiently as possible. One of their duties includes gathering and protecting the...
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Month: September 2018
Track testamentary capacity to protect an estate plan
Estate plans are an important part of an elder's life. They can say many things, from what happens to their assets to how they will be treated in the case that a life-threatening situation emerges. It is not always easy for families to discuss estate plans, but it is...
Conservatorships may be needed if dementia sets in
Many Massachusetts residents have older family members who are still in good health. Still, they may understand that mental capacity often declines as individuals age, and the possibility exists that dementia could easily affect any older loved one. When that...
What happens to validate a will and start the probate process?
A number of tasks need to be completed before a recently deceased person's affairs can be settled. These tasks usually take place during the probate process, which many Massachusetts residents may not have much information about. In particular, one of the first steps...
Wills, other planning documents can benefit business owners
Small business owners in Massachusetts and elsewhere have a number of variants to consider when starting and running their companies. While a business plan can help address many important aspects, they may also want to consider having an estate plan. Wills and other...