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Back-to-School Workshop: Valuable Legal Documents for Teachers and School Personnel

August 21, 2020 by Emily Prince Leave a Comment

The start of a new school year presents an ideal time to check estate planning off your to-do list with these valuable legal documents for teachers and school personnel.

Whether you are back in the classroom or teaching remotely, September 2020 brings some unknowns and unexpected preparations. The start of a new school year presents an ideal time to check estate planning off your to-do list. There are several documents everyone should have in place to ensure that there are no barriers to making […]

Filed Under: Estate Planning, Forms Tagged With: estate plan, healthcare proxy, Massachusetts, power of attorney, trust, will, workshop

Bedford Family Lawyer Workshop: Essential (Legal) Documents for Young Adults

June 8, 2020 by Emily Prince Leave a Comment

Calling all high school graduates! There are several documents every young adult should have in place to ensure that there are no barriers to making important medical, financial and educational decisions.

Calling all high school graduates! Whether you’re heading off to college or not, turning 18 is an exciting milestone. Newfound independence comes with a change in your legal status and greater privacy protection. There are several documents every young adult should have in place to ensure that there are no barriers to making important medical, […]

Filed Under: Estate Planning Tagged With: FERPA, healthcare proxy, Massachusetts, power of attorney, webinar

What Do I Need in my Estate Plan?

February 20, 2020 by Emily Prince 1 Comment

Creating an estate plan was something my husband and I talked about doing for years. Here is what you need to include in your estate plan.

Creating an estate plan was something my husband and I talked about doing for years. We knew it was important, yet kept pushing it further down on our to-do list since we were healthy, childless and had a hard time facing our mortality. When I became pregnant with my second son, we decided the time […]

Filed Under: Estate Planning, Guardianship Tagged With: children, estate plan, executor, guardian, healthcare proxy, jargon, Massachusetts, personal representative, power of attorney, probate, taxes, trust, will

What’s the Difference Between a Probate Attorney and an Estate Planning Attorney?

November 7, 2019 by Rebecca Leave a Comment

When it comes to choosing a probate or estate planning attorney, there are some key differences. I'll let you know so you can make the right choice.

Attorneys love their jargon. Well, we don’t love it. But it’s hard to escape using it, when it means specific things. One question that I’ve heard come up is, “What kind of attorney do I need?” and, “I don’t even know what to look for.” When it comes to finding the right attorney, I always […]

Filed Under: Estate Planning, Probate Tagged With: estate plan, executor, healthcare proxy, jargon, Massachusetts, personal representative, power of attorney, probate, trust, will

How to Care for Pets After Death

July 2, 2019 by Rebecca Leave a Comment

Caring for Pets after Death

Leona Helmsley wanted to make sure someone cared for her pet after her death. She left $12 million to her dog, Trouble, in her estate plan. If it seems excessive, the probate court agreed. They reduced it to $2 million. Most people with pets don’t have $2 million to bequest to them. Most people simply […]

Filed Under: Estate Planning Tagged With: estate plan, Massachusetts, pet trust, power of attorney, trust

Four Documents Young Adults Should Take to College

June 4, 2019 by Rebecca 1 Comment

Four Documents Young Adults Shouldn't Leave Home Without

Turning 18 years old comes with new privileges, responsibilities, and privacies. Among them are managing finances, education, and healthcare needs. In other words, Adulting. In the eyes of school administrators and healthcare providers, your child has become an adult. This means that your young adult needs to provide permission for you to access their school […]

Filed Under: Estate Planning, Family Law, Forms Tagged With: children, estate plan, FERPA, finances, healthcare proxy, HIPAA, Massachusetts, parents, power of attorney

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