Blog #Estate Planning

Discover the critical importance of funding a trust in Massachusetts as a vital step following the creation of your estate plan. This blog post explores the nuances of trust funding, its role in ensuring the effective distribution of your assets, and how it complements your overall estate planning strategy. Gain insight into why this process is an essential component in securing your legacy and providing peace of mind to your loved ones.

Learn essential steps and best practices for identifying, accessing, and managing the digital assets of a deceased loved one, ensuring their online presence and valuable information are handled respectfully and effectively after their passing.

Explore the important factors and legal guidelines relevant to estate planning for Massachusetts parents utilizing IVF to plan for their future family.

If you are thinking about estate planning for the first time, you may not be sure how they work or which one is right for you. Explore the important distinctions and potential implications of revocable and irrevocable trusts in our latest blog post.

Discover how a new law signed by Governor Healey could drastically reduce the financial burden on families, protecting estates from aggressive recovery practices.

Learn how this new Massachusetts law helps protect homeowners from the forced sale of their property to satisfy certain debts.

Learn about the potential impact of a recent Supreme Court decision on estate tax obligations for business owners.

Find out how early estate planning can lead to greater control over your assets and protection for your family if the unexpected happens, ensuring that your wishes are carried out according to your intentions.

Consider these 6 things when deciding if a trust or LLC is the best option for your vacation home.

Learn more about the Massachusetts Parentage Act and what it means for LGBTQ+ families.

Congratulations on taking another chance on love and happiness! Now it's time to get serious about estate planning.

Do you want loved ones to have to go to probate court? Learn how estate planning and asset management can help.