5 Things to Know about Estate Planning for Pets
As part of our family, pets typically get their needs well met and receive an enormous amount of care and affection. Unlike children, however, they do not grow up and […]
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Avoiding Family Disputes Over Inheritance
Grief after a death in the family is unavoidable. Squabbling and bitterness are not. Working with a skilled and compassionate estate planning attorney can help you leave your family connected […]
Read MoreWhen Calling an Estate Planning Attorney Becomes Urgent
We’re all aware that it is better to begin projects during a period of calm rather than turmoil when decisions can be made thoughtfully and without pressure. Nonetheless, there are […]
Read MoreCommon Estate Planning Questions
Exactly what is my “estate”? Many people associate the word “estate” with a large house or mansion (one of the word’s other meanings) but in terms of estate planning “estate” […]
Read MoreEstate Planning for Singles
Just as many people erroneously believe that estate planning is only for the elderly or the very wealthy, many fail to recognize that estate planning for singles is different than […]
Read MoreSoutheastern Massachusetts Estate Planning with No Family Lawyer
If you don’t have any family members to inherit your estate after you pass away, you may be wondering whether you need to create an estate plan. Just because you […]
Read MoreEstate Planning vs. Estate Administration
For those who haven’t gone through the probate process before, the estate planning world can be a confusing and difficult place to navigate. The estate planning and probate or estate […]
Read MoreHow can I protect my will from being contested?
The Last Will and Testament is the most basic estate planning document. If you die without a will (intestate), crucial decisions about how your property will be distributed and who will […]
Read MoreThe Downside of Using On-line Estate Planning Software
The following case study is on the pitfalls of using online software forestate planning. This is a recent situation that Attorney Michelle Beneski and our office had to navigate. The names […]
Read MoreEstate Planning for Singles
In the recent past, it has become increasingly common for people to decide to remain single, whether as young adults, divorcé(e)s, widows, or widowers. Fortunately, in this day and age, […]
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