Some Massachusetts residents may think that their estate planning documents are in order; however, they could benefit by conducting a review. It can be challenging keeping up with the changes that occur in their lives, and some things may be different now that can...
Documents other than a will that you need in an estate plan
Estate planning isn't a particularly pleasant experience, which might explain why so many people put off doing it until it is far too late. Other people will create a basic last will but won't go through the comprehensive process of planning their estate. You probably...
Most Americans don’t have a will
If you pass away, the beginning of your estate plan is your will. It helps to divide your assets among your heirs. For many, that is too basic to suit all of their needs; they also consider more complex estate planning options like trusts and powers of attorney. It's...
What are signs of dementia?
Are you worried about your aging parents? Is one of them doing better than the other, and you think it’s possible one might have dementia? Learning about the many symptoms of dementia can help you can spot it early and get your parent the proper treatment.The term...
Common types of business disputes
Getting a business off the ground is a major accomplishment in a world of competitive-markets. However, thriving in your chosen niche is just as crucial to the start-up process. Businesses are likely to experience disputes that arise for various reasons. It is...
Several benefits an estate plan can offer you
Many people think of a last will and testament when they think about estate planning. However, an estate plan can involve much more than the distribution of your assets. An estate plan can involve several different documents, which each serve a different purpose....
Does a living trust make sense for you?
Creating estate plans can seem overwhelming. Should you create a will or a trust? Should it be an irrevocable or revocable trust? And what exactly is a living trust? Do you need to designate someone as your power of attorney? There are many ways to design an estate...