Giving a gift to your children and grandchildren through your estate planning is an important goal for many baby boomers and given the vast amount of wealth that is anticipated to be transferred over the next several decades, this is something you can’t afford to forget about. According to a recent study, more than two… Read More »
Monthly Archives: February 2019
What is Informal Probate in Massachusetts?
As we’ve discussed in one of our blogs in the past, not all assets are subject to probate. Likewise, not all estates must be processed through the formal probate procedures in Massachusetts. In short, informal probate involves very limited court oversight. The process can be expedited if there are no objections by interested parties and… Read More »
What Are the Three Biggest Benefits of Establishing A Living Trust?
You probably already know how important a trust can be for your estate planning. When you want flexibility and control, turn to trusts. But determining which type of trust you intend to use is difficult, especially if you don’t yet have a trusted estate planning attorney. One of the most common types is known as… Read More »
What Does a Medicaid Planner Do?
Qualifying for Medicaid is a very complicated prospect. Although Medicaid is a federal program, it is administered at the state level. There might also be different programs within each state and the application and review process is time-consuming. Mistakes made on a Medicaid application or the failure to plan in advance regarding Medicaid qualification can… Read More »