In many ways a revocable living trust is similar to a Will: both allow you to leave money and property to loved ones at your
When establishing an irrevocable trust, trustees are often chosen by the persons creating the trust without careful consideration of the qualifications a good trustee should
I’m sure you have heard the terms “will” and “trust”, but do you really know the differences between the two? Wills and trusts are both
Hiring an attorney is not something most people do very often, and when they do, it is usually for an important reason such as planning
I recently met with a Massachusetts estate planning client whose situation reinforced in my mind the need for regular estate plan reviews. This client had
On this blog, I often focus my articles on the estate planning basics that can benefit all Massachusetts families. While there are indeed many complex estate planning options available, it
The prospect of no longer being able to make our own decisions and take care of ourselves is something no one wants to think about,
When a Will is filed for Probate in Massachusetts there are certain requirements that must be met. One such requirement is that all potential heirs and creditors must be notified
Parents enjoy many milestones as their children grow up from that first visit from the tooth-fairy to the first time they take the family car
Clients sometime come to me with the preconception that all they want is a ‘simple’ estate plan—something quick and easy that will get the job
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