An estate plan has the potential to leave a legacy or to leave a legendary fight. When done correctly, the assets of one person will transition seamlessly to loved ones, next of kin and younger generations. When done haphazardly, it can spawn fights and rekindle old disputes, putting sibling against sibling, children against parents, and …
An article written by a financial planner specializing in divorce stresses these two key points regarding dissolutions involving special needs children: Such divorces “are significantly more complex to negotiate” than most others; and Many divorce attorneys understandably do not command a full understanding of how to best help a parent obtain results that will optimally …
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Our above headline leading off today’s post certainly doesn’t apply to all — or even most – Massachusetts estate planners. Indeed, the majority of individuals in the Bay State and nationally work for businesses they themselves do not own. Having said that, though, the enduring American entrepreneurial spirit virtually ensures that many people do strike …
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Would-be conservators and people just generally interested in the role played by such persons might assume that it features quite a bit of detail and complexity. Actual conservators in Massachusetts don’t simply suspect that. Rather, they know it to be true from experience. We confirm that reality on our website at the estate planning Law …
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