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There are all sorts of blended families these days. Unfortunately, not all of them are smoothly blended. Perhaps your current spouse and your adult children from your previous marriage can get along well enough to spend a relatively peaceful holiday together. But what...
By Sandra MacGregor O’Brien, Esq. It is becoming more and more common for people to marry more than once. While it is important, especially with later-in-life marriages, to establish a prenuptial agreement, the one thing couples seem to neglect is updating their...
By: Allison R. Burns, Esq. In creating an estate plan, most parents choose to treat their children as equal beneficiaries. There may be unique situations in which one child has a greater need to be cared for, and this should be clearly indicated in the estate planning...
2020, a year full of many upheavals, is coming to a close. Our estate planning team is here to relieve some of your stress to ensure there is a plan in place for you and your family. Many people believe the holiday season represents a point too far into the calendar...
Before you leave property to someone as part of your estate plan, you may want to consider the power that money can have over people. An incentive trust offers a chance to encourage someone to act in a way that you believe is for their own good. How can incentive...
A will is an important part of most estate plans. Because it is typically a foundational component of the estate planner’s estate plan, and of achieving their wishes, estate planners should be familiar with the requirements for a will to be valid. What makes a will...
As most residents of the Boston area know, Medicaid is a federal economic assistance program that is designed to provide financial help to persons with disabilities and limited income. In order to qualify for Medicaid, a person’s income and assets cannot exceed the...
Salem area residents may already know that a stay in a nursing home can be extremely costly. They may want to utilize Medicaid benefits to help pay for long-term care but may be concerned that they will have to deplete their assets to qualify, leaving their heirs with...
Depending upon the types of disabilities or needs that a person faces an individual may be able to secure certain financial benefits from the federal government. For example, when an individual has a disease or ailment that prevents them from working and that is...
If you have ever found yourself being admitted to a hospital, or in any other situation that involves triage, you have likely been asked whether or not you have a living will. It is probably safe to say that a great majority of people do not know that a living will is...
