Estate Planning

Leaving a meaningful legacy for loved ones or specific charitable causes requires careful planning long before someone dies. Many adults in Massachusetts spend a great deal of time contemplating the impact they want to leave on the world after they die. They can then...

Having a will on record is one of the most basic and crucial estate planning steps. Especially when someone has valuable property or dependent family members, they generally need to have a plan in place in case something happens to them. Otherwise, their property will...

It’s often important for people to plan their estate to ensure their assets are properly distributed to beneficiaries. However, many people don’t plan their estate because of common misconceptions. To circumvent problems for your family and loved ones, it may be in...

Parents of minors have a lot to think about, but many neglect to consider what will happen if both parents pass away. While this isn’t easy to think about, it’s something that’s necessary so you can make plans. Young parents must take the time to create an estate...

The average person waits a little too long to start creating an estate plan. They might tell themselves that they will create documents when they start getting ready to retire. Although the average lifespan in the United States is over the age of retirement, not...

Estate planning is our way of ensuring our loved ones inherit the assets we want them to receive and are looked after when we are gone. There is a lot to know about estate planning, including when to update your plan. Many people are surprised to learn that they also...

While the COVID-19 pandemic likely led many people to review their lives and gain new perspectives, it has only slightly influenced people who have estate planning needs. According to a recent survey, the pandemic boosted people’s desire to create a will (35%...