There may be many individuals in Massachusetts and elsewhere who place a high level of importance on planning for the future. However, when it comes to making plans for what happens after one is gone, the process may appear somewhat more intimidating. There are also...
Month: May 2019
Trust: Protecting the future of the kids as a single parent
There may be a multitude of single parents in Massachusetts and elsewhere who consider it vital to have a plan in place to protect the needs of their children. While certain scenarios could be difficult to think about, having a strategy concerning how to provide for...
Does your spouse agree with your estate planning goals?
Estate planning can be complicated if you're married because you and your spouse may not agree on how you should split up your assets. For instance, one woman got married, had a daughter, and then got divorced. She later got married again and had a son. That marriage...
How does writing a will help you right now?
You know that writing a will and creating an estate plan can help your heirs, and it can in this way help you in the future. However, you will be gone when your estate plan actually goes into action, so it's easy to think that you're really doing all of this planning...
You can encourage specific actions with a trust
Do you feel like you have spent your life encouraging your heirs to take certain actions and helping them become the best that they can be? Do you want to keep doing that after you pass away? There is one option. You can use a trust that offers monetary incentives...
