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What happens if creditors make a claim during…
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During the probate process, creditors have the right to make claims against…
How to protect your estate from estate taxes
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Massachusetts imposes estate taxes on estates exceeding $1 million in value, which…
What role do supplemental needs trusts play in…
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Medicaid planning for individuals with disabilities often involves careful financial structuring to…
Can you opt out of being an executor…
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Serving as the executor of an estate comes with significant responsibilities. While…
Should you leave investment properties to your children?
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Leaving investment properties to your children might seem like a good idea,…
How can life insurance help cover estate tax…
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Estate taxes can take a significant portion of an estate, leaving heirs…
3 mistakes to avoid when funding your trust…
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Setting up a trust is a crucial step in estate planning, providing…
Why might directed trusts be better for estate…
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When planning for the future, trusts can be a powerful tool for…
What do new Secure Act 2.0 rules mean…
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he Secure Act 2.0 made big changes to retirement accounts that affect…
How does Medicaid planning differ for veterans?
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Veterans have unique needs when it comes to Medicaid planning. They qualify…
