On behalf of Albanese Law, LLC | Jun 1, 2020 | Estate Administration And Probate, Estate Administration And Probate, Estate Planning, Guardianships And Conservatorships, Guardianships And Conservatorships, Long Term Care Planning, Long Term Care Planning, Trusts, Trusts, Wills, Wills
When a person is having trouble in administering his or her property and assets, it is normal for the court to set up a conservator. Typically, what a conservator does is that he or she has the legal responsibility to manage another person’s affairs, which can be...
On behalf of Albanese Law, LLC | May 22, 2020 | Estate Administration And Probate, Estate Administration And Probate, Guardianships And Conservatorships, Guardianships And Conservatorships, Wills, Wills
For some, writing a will can be a daunting yet necessary task and can lead to several unanswered questions. A person might be unfamiliar with where to begin and also, what to include in the will and how the process will evolve over time. All of these are important...
On behalf of Albanese Law, LLC | May 14, 2020 | Estate Administration And Probate
For many people in Massachusetts, the death of a loved one may leave many unanswered questions. However, what happens during probate does not have to be part of the mystery. While much of what goes on during probate and estate administration occurs behind the scenes,...
On behalf of Albanese Law, LLC | Dec 2, 2019 | Estate Administration And Probate, Estate Administration And Probate
Many people here in Massachusetts realize how vital it is to have an estate plan. It is important to be sure assets are distributed in the way the estate owner wants, and to have directives in place if that individual is unable to make his or her own financial...
On behalf of Albanese Law, LLC | Sep 18, 2019 | Estate Administration And Probate, Estate Administration And Probate
The days and weeks following the death of a loved one can be emotional. Family members are often busy preparing, supporting each other and dealing with the practical matters, such as funeral plans. Soon enough, however, they must deal with the Massachusetts estate of...
On behalf of Albanese Law, LLC | Jul 3, 2019 | Estate Administration And Probate, Estate Administration And Probate
Answering that question could help you choose who you would like to fulfill that role. When you started estate planning, you probably discovered that having a revocable living trust would greatly benefit you and your family. You serve as the trustee and still use and...
On behalf of Albanese Law, LLC | Jun 26, 2019 | Estate Administration And Probate, Estate Administration And Probate
If you are ready to consider how you want to distribute your estate after your death, you may be thinking of the simplest plan, which is writing a will. A will seems straightforward and flexible. You name your heirs and what they will inherit, and you name an executor...
On behalf of Albanese Law, LLC | Feb 13, 2019 | Estate Administration And Probate, Estate Administration And Probate
Estate planning documents guide not only what happens after you pass on, but also direct what occurs if you become incapacitated. Though it is unpleasant to imagine such scenarios, it is far worse to wind up in such a situation with no plans made to handle it.You...
On behalf of Albanese Law, LLC | Dec 19, 2018 | Estate Administration And Probate, Estate Administration And Probate
Being the executor of a Massachusetts estate is a major responsibility. This person will need to proficiently settle the estate’s final affairs while also trying to mitigate the potential conflicts that could arise with surviving family members. Often, it...
On behalf of Albanese Law, LLC | Oct 19, 2018 | Estate Administration And Probate, Estate Administration And Probate
People with certain qualities suit particular roles better than others. Because of this fact, it is important to consider an individual’s personality and strengths before choosing him or her to take on an important position, like executor of an estate in...
