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Estates Under $2 Million – Do I Need an Estate Plan?

Estates, Wills • December 21, 2023

Will checklist

What Happens if I Die Without a Valid Will in Massachusetts?

Estates, Wills • November 15, 2023

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Tales from the Docket: Who Gets the Money When a Trust Fails?

Estates, Trusts • November 1, 2023

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Estate Planning for Child-Free Adults

Estates, Trusts • August 17, 2023

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Should You Have a Trust for Your Child?

Trusts • August 7, 2023

Kristin Shirahama

Kristin Shirahama Quoted in The Wall Street Journal’s “Pass On Your Heirlooms, Not Family Drama”

Estates, Wills • July 31, 2023

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Anne Heche Estate Battle Highlights Importance of Selecting an Executor or Personal Representative for Your Estate

Estates • September 29, 2022

Will checklist

Massachusetts Inheritance Laws: What Will Happen to Your Estate if You Die Without a Will?

Wills • August 2, 2022

Katherine Dorval

Katherine Dorval Writes “Amending The IRS’s Anti-Clawback Provision On Gifting” for Financial Advisor

Estates, Gifting • June 1, 2022

Maria Remillard

Maria Remillard Writes “10 Things I know about … Prenuptial agreements” for the Worcester Business Journal

Alimony, Financial • April 5, 2022

Eileen Lee Breger

Eileen Lee Breger Writes “10 Things I know about … Protecting your family’s money” for the Worcester Business Journal

Estates • March 8, 2022

Cryptocurrency

The Importance of Disclosing and Transferring Crypto Assets in Your Estate Plan

Estates • March 2, 2022