A limited power of attorney can be used for a number of different situations in which you are unable to be present or take action for an event. There are a couple of different examples when a limited power of attorney in Massachusetts could be useful. The first of these is if you become physically… Read More »
Monthly Archives: January 2021
One of the Most Important Decisions You Can Make Is in Choosing a Guardian
Selecting a guardian for your loved one is one of most crucial aspects of estate planning for any parent. Leaving this up to the courts can add unnecessary stress and expenses to one of the most troubling times in your child’s life. In legal terms, this person is referred to as a guardian. It can… Read More »
Is It Time to Have an Estate Planning Talk with Your Parents?
More adult children than ever are dealing with the consequences of watching an older loved one struggle with cognitive issues. As a millennial, it’s easy to overlook the estate planning process as being something that’s top of mind for you but the pandemic has highlighted for many the importance of having proper estate planning documents… Read More »
What Information Do I Need to Create a Living Trust?
A living trust, also known as a revocable living trust, is an entity that is created to manage ownership of your assets. The person who creates this trust initially is known as the grantor and in many cases, will also serve as the trustee or the person who manages the assets inside the trust itself…. Read More »