Married couples have certain legal rights that unmarried couples don’t have. In Massachusetts, if you’re married and you pass away without having done any estate
When you’re doing your estate planning, one important item to think about is at what age your children should receive the money and property you’ve
If you leave money or assets to a child under the age of 18 in a will but have not named a guardian for the
Family trusts are designed to protect your assets and benefit your family members beyond your lifetime. A family trust, also known as a revocable living
When your estate plan is complete, there’s still one more step you need to take. It’s important that you make sure the people you name
Being a single parent is hard work. According to 2017 U.S. Census Bureau, out of about 12 million single parent families with children under the age
A trust is a legal document that can take legal title to your assets, like investments, bank accounts, real estate, vehicles, and valuable personal property.
People often equate talking about estate planning with the thought of death, which leads to an uncomfortable conversation on the subject. You can approach the
Summer is coming and soon your 18-year-old (or even older child) will be enjoying lots of activities with friends and possibly even doing some travel.
Becoming a parent is a joyous occasion. However, with the emotional highs of this stage of life, comes the practical reality that it’s your responsibility
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