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Meeting Estate And Elder Law Needs In The Boston Area
It is stressful and worrisome to have a parent who suffers from Alzheimer’s or dementia. Seeing their cognitive decline and loss of memory can be heart-wrenching. You might also find yourself concerned about their needed medical care and the future of their estate. If...
As you create your estate plan, are you worried about some of your family members or friends contesting it? If so, then you may want to take additional steps to protect your estate and your plan for your assets. Otherwise, probate litigation can be costly to your...
It's common for employers to offer a retirement plan as part of their benefits package to attract employees, but many employers do not provide these plans at all, or only to certain employees. in fact, nearly 50% of American workers who are employed in private...
Those who read this legal blog regularly likely know about probate. For the uninitiated, probate is the legal process of settling an individual’s estate after death. It often poses challenges, such as time delays, expenses and the loss of privacy. As a result,...
If you are a young adult in Massachusetts, estate planning might not be high on your priority list. However, overlooking this crucial aspect can have significant consequences for you and your loved ones. Estate planning goes beyond distributing assets. It ensures your...
Many elderly people who need long-term care are concerned about the cost. When they are approved for MassHealth – the state version of Medicaid – it is a relief. However, receiving MassHealth coverage does not fully protect their property after they are gone....
It is never easy to address the needs of an incapacitated or ill loved one. For Massachusetts residents who are faced with this issue, it is important to be aware not just of how to provide them with the medical care and assistance for daily living they might need,...
As you develop your estate plan, you should pay close attention to how you’re addressing your potential healthcare needs. While this certainly includes finding ways to ensure you have the financial resources necessary to pay for long-term medical care, including a...
As readers of this blog likely know by now, probate should be avoided. It is time-consuming and very expensive because it is, essentially, death litigation. Plus, the entire legal battle is public, which can make the family squabbles that explode during probate much...
Medicare, Medicaid and MassHealth are all extremely important programs that can help Massachusetts residents with their medical needs. It's common to hear their names tossed around in the same conversation, and it can be easy to get them confused with each other...