Feel Good About the Future: 5 Reasons to Tackle Your Estate Plan This February
By Attorney Rebecca S. Spinner, Esq. Love is in the air this February, but did you know that taking care of your loved ones extends far beyond a box of […]
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Pitfalls of Do-It-Yourself Estate Planning
When it comes to the management and distribution of your estate, do-it-yourself (DIY) solutions can be tempting. With the internet brimming with cookie-cutter forms and how-to guides, it’s easy to […]
Read MoreIt’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 […]
Read MoreDoes Your Estate Plan Match Your Life Stage?
Estate planning is not a one-time event. It’s an ongoing process that evolves as your life does. At Surprenant & Beneski, P.C., we understand that because life is dynamic, your estate plan must be updated to reflect your present life stage and your current goals.
Read MoreKeeping Your Keys in the Right Hands: Trust Benefits for Real Estate in Massachusetts
Written by Attorney Daniel M. Surprenant, Esq, CELA, Managing Partner We know the pride and joy homeowners feel when passing down their treasured properties. But what if the transfer process […]
Read MoreEstate 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 […]
Read MoreStart the New Year by Securing Your Future — Take the First Steps to Creating a Strong Estate Plan
As the New Year begins, it’s time to think about securing your future and that of your loved ones. Creating an estate plan can be a vital step in ensuring […]
Read MoreEstate and Financial Planning for Your College-Bound Child
Estate and financial planning for a college-bound child in Southeastern Massachusetts involves more than saving for tuition. When your child turns 18, the law treats them as an adult, even […]
Read MoreFamily Gatherings: An Opportunity to Review Your Estate Plan With Family
At Surprenant & Beneski, we are aware that during the recent holiday season, families across Southeastern Massachusetts came together to celebrate, share stories, and create memories. These gatherings also presented […]
Read MoreIncomplete Estate Plans
Protecting Your Legacy with a Complete Estate Plan Incomplete estate plans can leave your family unprotected and your wishes unclear. Many Massachusetts residents begin the process of estate planning but […]
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