Why Estate Plans Are Not One-and-Done
Having put a well-crafted estate plan in place, many people feel that they are now finished with the task. But not following up with a regular review of your estate […]
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How Estate Plans Save Money In The Long-run
Estate 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 MoreHow Your Estate Planning Attorney Can Help With Issue Spotting
Creating a well-thought-out and competent estate plan isn’t just for wealthy individuals. Everyone over the age of 18 benefits from creating an estate plan. When you work with an experienced […]
Read MoreFirst Steps to Take When Handling the Estate of a Loved One
A 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 MoreEstate Planning for Single Parents
It is estimated that approximately 25 percent of households with children under the age of 18 are headed by single parents. First and foremost, single parents are concerned about providing […]
Read MoreWhy Estate Planning Is Vital for Unmarried Couples
If you are an unmarried couple residing in Southeastern Massachusetts or Cape Cod, contact Surprenant & Beneski, P.C. for an informative, personalized consultation. Our estate planning law practice is open […]
Read MoreHow to Find the Right Estate Planning Attorney
Choosing the right estate planning attorney means finding someone you trust to protect your assets, support your family’s goals, and provide guidance through important life changes. The process involves researching […]
Read MorePivotal Life Moments are Key to Reviewing Your Estate Plan
Written by Attorney Erin L. Nunes, Esq., Partner Estate planning needs often arise around pivotal life moments. Marriage, the birth of a child, divorce and death of a loved one […]
Read MoreHow to have the Hard Conversation About Estate Planning with Your Parents
Your parents have no doubt had difficult conversations with you over the years. Talks about academic or social problems, conversations about your unacceptable behavior, discussions about dating and sex. Now, […]
Read MoreHow Expertise in Elder Law Benefits your Estate Plan
Written 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 […]
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