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When you create an estate plan, you’re doing more than just passing on your belongings. You’re also deciding who should manage your affairs, take care of loved ones, and carry out your wishes. These designations deserve careful thought. The right people and the right instructions can help prevent confusion, conflict, and delays down the...

Our offices will be closed on Independence Day, Friday, July 4th. We will reopen on Monday, July 7th at 8:30am.

Balancing the needs of aging parents while raising children of your own can feel like a juggling act with no breaks. This is the reality for many in the “sandwich generation.” You may find yourself arranging doctor appointments for your parents in the morning and attending your child’s school event later that same day....

This exciting time of year brings prom, graduation, and prepping for college. But before your 18-year-old heads off, there’s something crucial to consider: their estate plan.

As an attorney specializing in estate planning and elder law, I’m here to help you navigate the important steps to protect yourself and your loved ones in 2025. Think of this as your personal roadmap to peace of mind, not a complicated legal lecture!

Caring for a family member can be a full-time commitment, requiring both time and emotional energy. While many people take on this role out of love, the financial burden can be significant. Paying for everyday expenses, reducing work hours, or leaving a job entirely to provide care can create serious financial strain.

Healthcare coverage isn’t one-size-fits-all. Some programs are designed for older adults, while others focus on those with limited income or specific medical needs. Medicare, Medicaid, and MassHealth each have different eligibility rules and benefits, which can make it difficult to determine where you fit in. For...