The goal of any good Massachusetts estate planning attorney is to create the best estate plan for you and your situation. That means that the
Massachusetts imposes an estate tax on all estates with assets of more than $1 million. The Massachusetts Department of Revenue says that you have to
The current COVID-19 pandemic reminds us that we’re never quite sure what will happen right around the corner. It has shown us that something unexpected
If you’re single, you might think that estate planning is only for married couples or people with children. But the truth is that estate planning is just
Let’s be honest, no one likes thinking or talking about death. It’s just uncomfortable. So, it’s understandable that your mind is telling you that you’re
Eugene Brown passed away in his home in mid-August 2015 at the age of 93. The neighborhood mail carrier noticed that Eugene hadn’t been on
Your Massachusetts estate is basically everything you own, including money that would be generated upon your death (like life insurance). Some people think that their
What is a Life Estate? A life estate is a legal arrangement where someone (the life tenant) retains the right to live in and use
Planning for your incapacity is an essential part of Massachusetts estate planning. Being “incapacitated” means that you no longer have the ability to understand and
Whether you choose to do a Massachusetts revocable living trust or a will, you’ll be naming at least one or more beneficiaries — people entitled
