Although divorce is never something we like to think about, it has become an increasing prevalent fact of life for many Massachusetts couples. Accordingly, it
When speaking with groups about Medicaid (MassHealth) planning, I often get asked about life insurance policies and how they will be treated when applying for MassHealth benefits. Many people simply
Over the years, your parents have likely been a great source of information and advice, some well received, other times no so much. However, now that they are entering the
Thanksgiving is a great time for family and friends to get together and celebrate each other and all that is important in our lives. Personally,
While most 18-year-olds outside of Hollywood aren’t too concerned with estate taxes or asset protection, estate planning still can play a vital role in protecting
Often clients tell me they’ve heard their friends or relatives talk about incorporating trusts into their estate plans but aren’t entirely clear how or why
There are several ways that you can take control over how your personal possessions are distributed to your loved ones either as part of your
Chances are good that Mob boss Tony Soprano never paid his fair share of taxes. Unfortunately, actor James Gandolfini, who portrayed the crime kingpin on
A recent court ruling in New York found the grandchildren of a nursing home resident liable for over $250,000 after a ‘fraudulent conveyance’ rendered her insolvent and ineligible for Medicaid.
Avoiding Massachusetts probate is often the goal of my clients who have been through the process before: they know best the headaches and expense involved.
