Monthly Archives: January 2026
Should I Set Up A Revocable Trust Or Irrevocable Trust?
Many people and families in Massachusetts can benefit from setting up a trust as part of their estate plan. If you are considering trust planning, one of the first questions you need to answer is: Should I set up a revocable trust or an irrevocable trust? Here, our Norwood elder law attorney provides an… Read More »
Special Needs Planning In Massachusetts: What Is A Letter Of Intent?
Are you a primary caregiver for a child, grandchild, or other loved one with special needs? If so, it is crucial that you put a comprehensive estate plan in place to protect their health, safety, and well-being. A letter of intent can be used to outline the daily needs of your vulnerable loved one…. Read More »
How Often Do People Change Their Will In Massachusetts?
Are you considering making a change to your will? In Massachusetts, you have the right to do so as long as you are of sound mind. You may be wondering: How often do people change their will in Massachusetts? The short answer is “it depends.” Some people never change their wills. Others revise the… Read More »
Can The Person With Your Power Of Attorney Change Your Will In Massachusetts?
A power of attorney (POA) is an important estate planning document. It allows a trusted person (your agent) to manage your legal and financial affairs if you become incapacitated. You may be wondering: Can power of attorney be used to change a will? In Massachusetts, the answer is a clear and resounding “no.” Here,… Read More »