Estate Planning

It is common practice for younger professionals to create estate plans after they get married, have children or buy a home. Some people put off estate planning until they start thinking about retirement. Others who already have documents in place will want to start...

Some people only include one document in their estate plans. They use a simple will and nothing else. Wills are effective for naming beneficiaries for specific assets and appointing guardians for minor children. However, they certainly have their limitations. There...

A good estate plan takes into considerations all aspects of a person’s life, from their current assets to their financial outlook in the future. For this reason, it’s important for financial planners and lawyers to work together and build professional relationships...

Now that you’re in your 30s or 40s, you’re at a point where you have a good number of assets, a family to protect and more on your plate. You have a good job, and you just want to make sure that your family is protected should anything go wrong. Now is a good time to...

You’re approaching retirement, so you want to be sure that you’re prepared for anything that could happen in the future. Now is a great time to look at your estate plan and to start going over your affairs. While you may not be planning on being incapacitated or...

Your child going off to college can be seen as the beginning of their adult life. It may seem like a strange time to think about the end of their life, but that is what you must do if you want to protect them from the unpredictable issues that may arise when they...

— , Real estate attorney: commercial real estate and residential real estate law in Boston and Massachusetts. Specialties include title insurance, real estate zoning and land use, real estate finance law, property legal services,...