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
Even when it has become clear that nursing home placement is in the best interests of a loved one, the decision of where they would be best served is not
Many of my clients with aging parents spend a great deal of time, energy and money helping their parents maintain their independence by living at home. Those who are planning
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
In yet another example of how mental disease can affect even the most vibrant of elders, the Rhinestone Cowboy, Mr. Glen Campbell, recently revealed the sad news that he is
The power of attorney is an essential estate planning tool that allows a specified individual to manage the affairs of an incapacitated person. This tool
Massachusetts has enacted several laws that allow elderly citizens to lower the amount of property tax they have to pay and/or defer the payment of
Many adult children go to great lengths to help keep their elderly parents living at home and out of a nursing home environment. However, arranging home care for seniors can
Determining when a loved one is suffering from Alzheimer’s disease is not always easy. We often choose to ignore the early warning signs as merely the effects of aging or
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