Posted by Harry S. Margolis on November 12, 2013
Topics: family dispute, Estate Planning
Posted by Sarah Foster on November 8, 2013
Topics: Estate Planning
Posted by Sarah Foster on October 18, 2013
Topics: social security, Estate Planning, divorce
Posted by Harry S. Margolis on October 15, 2013
How much money you need "in the bank" when you retire depends on many factors, including the following:
Living standards. How much money will you need each month to live the way you want to live? Does that include travel? A second home? Gifts or support to children and grandchildren? Create a budget as a starting point, and then assume that it will increase at least 3 percent per year to account for likely inflation.
Topics: MassHealth planning, long-term care insurance, Estate Planning, Retirement Planning
Posted by Rachel Sandler on October 14, 2013
Topics: Estate Planning
Posted by Harry S. Margolis on October 8, 2013
Topics: incapacity, Estate Planning, second marriage, probate
Posted by Harry S. Margolis on October 1, 2013
Topics: Estate Planning
Posted by Rachel Sandler on September 13, 2013
Topics: nursing homes, Estate Planning
Posted by Harry S. Margolis on August 27, 2013
In your durable power of attorney you can name one or
more agents (technically called "attorneys in fact") to step in and act for you on legal and financial matters in the event of incapacity. This can be your most important estate planning instrument and can save your family a lot of trouble and expense if you were injured, became ill, or were to suffer from dementia.
Topics: Estate Planning
Posted by Rachel Sandler on August 22, 2013
Topics: Estate Planning
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