In a world that celebrates productivity and constant motion, estate planning often slips to the bottom of the to-do list. Between managing careers, raising families, caring for aging parents, and keeping up with daily responsibilities, many people feel they simply don’t have the time to think about wills, trusts, or long-term financial protections.
Secure Your Legacy with Virtual Consultations and Easy Signing
You've worked hard your entire life to build and protect what matters most. Now, it's time to ensure that your legacy, your wishes, and your loved ones are secure. Many people put off estate planning because they think it's complicated, but we've made the process simple and accessible. With our streamlined approach,...
Starting Your Estate Plan? These Are the Documents You Need
Estate planning empowers you to protect what matters most—your loved ones, your assets, and your personal wishes. By creating a plan, you’re making thoughtful choices about your future and reducing the burden on family members during challenging times. This process allows you to address important questions about how your affairs will be...
How to Talk to Your Family About Estate Planning During Thanksgiving
Thanksgiving is a time to give thanks for our loved ones and all that we have. It can also be a good time to start a conversation about estate planning. Estate planning is the process of creating a plan for how your assets will be distributed after you die. It also includes...
Is a Trust Better Than a Will?
Have you ever wondered whether a trust or a Will is better for your estate planning needs? Many people face this dilemma when considering how to protect their assets and ensure their wishes are honored. Each option has its unique benefits and drawbacks, and choosing the right one can significantly impact how...
Feel Good About the Future: 5 Reasons to Tackle Your Estate Plan This February
By Attorney Rebecca S. Spinner, Esq.
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Love is in the air this February, but did you know that taking care of your loved ones extends far beyond a box of chocolates? February, aptly named "Feel...
It’s Not Too Late To Restart Your New Year’s Resolution for Essential Estate Planning
As we progress into the new year, it becomes increasingly evident that while setting resolutions is a commendable start, the true essence of productivity lies in actively reorganizing and clarifying our goals and actions. Whether you’re cleaning the attic or reviewing your estate plan, early 2024 is an auspicious time to begin....
Estate Planning Checklist for the New Year
Review your existing estate planning documents. If you already have an estate plan, review it to make sure it is still up to date and reflects your current wishes. This includes your will, trust, and any other estate planning documents.
Make necessary updates to your estate planning documents. If...
How to Talk to Your Family About Estate Planning During Thanksgiving
Thanksgiving is a time to give thanks for our loved ones and all that we have. It can also be a good time to start a conversation about estate planning. Estate planning is the process of creating a plan for how your assets will be distributed after you die. It also includes...
Planning Your Funeral as Part of Estate Planning
At Surprenant & Beneski, our experienced estate planning attorneys assist clients throughout Southeastern Massachusetts, many of whom inquire about the reasons for, and logistics of, planning their funeral. While you might expect this to only be a concern of our elderly clients or those who are seriously ill, the reality is that...