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December 02, 2014
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CHWM |The use of a living will with a medical directive can help many Massachusetts residents in their estate planning. By giving another person a power of attorney, it enables the attorney-in-fact to carry out an individual's wishes in the event that he or she becomes unable to do so.
November 21, 2014
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CHWM |Those in Worcester may think of trusts as necessary only for those with substantial wealth, but a trust can also protect any size estate. Items not placed in a trust may be disbursed by the courts instead of following the wishes of the decedent. Some suggest that an individual who has assets up to $100,000 may benefit from setting up a trust.
October 30, 2014
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CHWM |Massachusetts residents dealing with estate planning needs may wonder about the impact of an individual dying without leaving a will. An individual who expires without a valid will is considered intestate, and the intestate estate is the collection of assets that have not been appropriately disposed of through a will. It is helpful to note that a portion of an estate might be considered intestate if a will does not adequately address that asset or property.
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Marvin Silver|
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