The major difference between an Estate Executor, otherwise known as Personal Representative, and an Estate Administrator is that the former is personally chosen by the deceased in their will, while […]
Read MoreEstate plans can save you significant money in the long run. Individuals of all different backgrounds benefit from creating an estate plan, not just wealthy individuals. Working with an attorney […]
Read MoreReaching the age of 18 is a milestone, considered to be the beginning of young adulthood. For those who are just turning 18, this is a time for declaring independence […]
Read MoreA loved one’s death, even if expected, can be overwhelming, logistically as well as emotionally, especially if you are the designated personal representative, also known as the executor. Now is […]
Read MoreWritten by Attorney Daniel M. Surprenant, Esq., CELA Within the larger subject of estate planning is the concept of elder law. Essentially, elder law is estate planning that deals with […]
Read MoreEvery Massachusetts estate plan is unique, but there are certain legal documents that most estate planners need. Each of these documents serves an important purpose, which is why they’re used […]
Read MoreEstate planning involves planning in advance for how you’d like your assets to be distributed when you pass away. The main purpose of estate planning is to control how your […]
Read MoreWe’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 MoreIf 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 and drafting a last will and testament are legal processes that frequently go hand-in-hand. Sometimes people assume that estate planning and creating a will are interchangeable processes, but […]
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