A revocable trust is a very popular estate planning option. If a married couple wants to use that tool in their estate planning, they can
Sometimes people put off creating or updating their Massachusetts estate plan because some life event is going to happen in the future like a marriage
There are reasons you might decide to disinherit a family member (not leave them any money or property), like an adult child. Perhaps you’ve already
When you do your estate planning, it’s important to also consider your beneficiary designations for your assets. Assets like annuities, life insurance, IRAs, and employer-sponsored
You’ve worked hard for your money, so it’s likely you want to leave as many assets as you can to your heirs. If you’re a
You’ve named beneficiaries to accounts many times already, when you opened an IRA, bought an insurance annuity, a life insurance policy, started an investment account,
A Massachusetts trust is a legal document that can hold legal title to your assets. Think of it like a box where you can hold
A charitable lead trust is usually implemented after other estate planning basics are done, such as your will, revocable trust, powers of attorney and health
There is so much going on in the world that we can’t control, but there’s one important matter that’s within our control—the ability to protect
A beneficiary is a person, charity, or other organization that receives money or property because someone specifically named them in their will or trust. The
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