Common Mistakes Made by Personal Representatives
If you have been named a personal representative (executor) by a family member or friend, you may be overwhelmed by the responsibility and unclear about the tasks at hand. This […]
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Reluctant to Consult with a Qualified Estate Planning Attorney? Don’t Be!
Whether you are just starting your career or contemplating retirement, you are probably aware that you should be planning for your future. If you find yourself reluctant to do so […]
Read MoreWhy Chronic Illness Has To Be Considered During Estate Planning
Whether you are suffering from a serious illness at the time you begin planning your estate or are diagnosed after the task has been completed, the fact that you have […]
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, […]
Read MoreIf Life is a Highway, then Estate Planning is the Road Map
Estate Planning is like a road map. And while the map may be straight forward for some, for others there may be stops along the way. One thing is for […]
Read MoreUse Estate Planning to Protect Your Family if You Die Without Warning
At Surprenant & Beneski, P.C., we are well aware that working with estate planners is the way to protect your family from the logistical, legal, and financial problems that may […]
Read More5 Estate Planning FAQs
At Surprenant & Beneski, PC, we’ve helped many clients create estate plans that serve them well. We understand that the thought of doing estate planning can seem overwhelming. We’ve put […]
Read MoreFoundational Estate Planning Documents If You’ve Been Diagnosed with Coronavirus
We have seen a flurry of inquiries from people seeking to secure foundational estate planning documents that are imperative to have on hand should you face being diagnosed with coronavirus. […]
Read MoreCaring.Com Article: More Than Half Of U.S. Adults Don’t Have A Will, New Survey Reveals
By: Caring.Com, Contributor Let’s face it—end-of-life planning isn’t fun. The topic can seem morose, depressing — maybe even a little scary. But it’s also a critical aspect of managing your […]
Read MoreHow to Protect Your Assets When Your Spouse Needs Nursing Home Care
At some point, support from family and friends may not be enough for your spouse. When your spouse requires full-time health care, they may need to move into a Massachusetts […]
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