February 2026

If you own property in Massachusetts and another state, you may face probate in both places when you die. That is called “ancillary probate,” and it can mean: Two separate court processes Delays in transferring property Higher legal and administrative costs More work for your family during an already difficult time The good news is […]

You worked hard to build something for your children. But if your child gets divorced, their inheritance could become part of the settlement. That is not speculation. It happens in Massachusetts divorce cases more often than most parents realize. The question is not whether you trust your child’s spouse. The question is whether you want

If you own rental property in Massachusetts, you have probably heard this advice more than once: “Put it in an LLC.” “Put it in a trust.” “Do both.” The problem is that those suggestions are not always coming from people who understand your full situation. The truth is, an LLC and a trust solve different