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A good will should propose at least a few executors, as there is always the possibility that your first choice for executor might not outlive you. Call Alex today @ 508-660-0331 and get started!

It’s not uncommon for people to keep their finances secret from their children, even their adult children. They rarely share how much money they make, how much they tuck away to savings, or how much they spend in a year. However, most attorneys...

Providing for your pets doesn't have to be complicated. It may be as simple as talking it over with your children or other relatives and ensuring that they would welcome your pets into their homes. But if you don't know for sure where your...

HOW DO I PROTECT MY CHILDREN'S INHERITANCES? The best way to protect your children's inheritances is by setting up a Revocable Living Trust and having your children receive their inheritance within a sub-trust of your Revocable Trust....

Can the Coronavirus Spread Through Mail? What to Know About Online Packages and COVID-19 Risk  Updated March 20, 2020 This article originally appeared on Health. With many store shelves completely cleared of cleaning supplies and other...

Often we are advised to plan for the possibility that we will one day become unable to handle our own affairs. We create a power of attorney to give a trusted loved one the ability to make our financial and medical decisions on our behalf, but...

(7/24/2020) Jill Schlesinger, CBS News Business Aanalyst, during an interview on CBS THIS MORNING WITH Gayle King, PLANNING IN A PANDEMIC said: "A Will is your instruction manual when you pass away". The Will lets...

Living Will Basics Anyone 18 or older and of sound mind can make a living will. It must generally be witnessed by two adults who aren't responsible for your medical care or related to you by blood, marriage or adoption. A living will only...

Whether you're just beginning to anticipate a need or taking care of a family member full time, these tips, resources and checklists can help you get organized and find support on your caregiving journey. Remember: Just take it one step at a...