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.
Putting assets into a trust can assist in long-term care planning, protect them from creditors after you die, reduce estate taxes and allow for greater
The Heritage Law Center’s Estate Planning and Elder Law blog was recently listed as a Top 100 blog for seniors dealing with senior rights, law
The life expectancy rate in America has never been higher and celebrating your 80th, 90th, or even 100th birthday is becoming increasingly likely. But with a longer life comes an
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.
They say the only certainties in life are death and taxes. Living forever in some kind of suspended animation is left for science fiction movies
Qualifying for Medicaid, MassHealth in Massachusetts, is one of the largest benefits of using an irrevocable trust as part of your estate plan. However, irrevocable trusts offer several important benefits
Recently, I worked with a client whose mother had transferred him her house and retained a life estate. The transfer occurred ten years ago with
Loss of hearing may be directly related to the development of dementia, according to a recent New York Times article quoting a study by Dr. Frank Lin, an otolaryngologist and
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