Category Archives: Estate Planning Attorney
Should You Sell A House Or Transfer For The Kids?
For many people who are at or near retirement, the house is one of the biggest financial assets. It can be complicated to deal with in estate planning. You may be wondering: Is it better to sell the house first or transfer it to the kids using a will or a trust? Here, our… Read More »
Four Tips To Reduce Your Risk Your Family Will End Up In A Conflict In Your Estate
An estate plan should be comprehensive and customized to meet your specific needs. Without a proper, proactive estate plan, there is a serious risk that your family will end up in a major conflict. At Fisher Law LLC, we are committed to helping people and families in Massachusetts solve problems before they arise. Here,… Read More »
Five Estate Planning Myths That Too Many People Still Believe
Estate planning is complicated. There are a lot of myths and misconceptions about how estate planning actually works. At Fisher Law LLC, we are committed to helping people and families put the right plan in place. Within this article, our Boston estate planning attorney dispels five estate planning myths that far too many people… Read More »
Four Reasons Why Young Adults In Massachusetts Should Have A Will
As a young person, there is a reasonably good chance that you do not have a will. The data shows that only around 1 in 5 adults under the age of 35 have a will in place (Gallup). That is a mistake. All adults should have a will. At Fisher Law LLC, we believe… Read More »
Do Spouses In Massachusetts Typically Share One Estate Plan?
You and your spouse should both have an estate plan. While spouses should have estate plans that are complementary, they do not technically “share” one estate plan. At Fisher Law LLC, we have extensive experience with estate planning or married couples. Here, our Walpole estate planning lawyer provides a more comprehensive guide to estate… Read More »
Estate Planning For Parents: What If My Spouse And I Do Not Agree On Guardianship For Our Kids?
As a parent of young kids or teenagers who are developing an estate plan, it is crucial that you put a guardianship in place. Doing so will help to protect your children if the unthinkable happens. However, if you and your spouse cannot agree on the terms of the guardianship, things can get more… Read More »
A New Year Is A Great Time To Review Your Estate Plan
As the calendar rolls over to Spring 2026, a lot of people are thinking about their New Year’s Resolutions. The new year is a great time to ensure that your life is in order and that you are able to set and meet your goals. For many people, that means reviewing (and potentially revising)… Read More »
A House Can Lead To A Big Fight In Probate (Proper Planning Is A Must)
According to Zillow, the median home price in Massachusetts is nearly $650,000. For many people, their primary residence is their most valuable asset. A house can be the foundation of your estate. At the same time, a house can lead to a contentious dispute in probate if you do not have a proper plan… Read More »
Five Tips For Talking To Adult Children About Your Estate Plan
If you are a parent with adult children, they should be an important part of any discussions you might decide to have with regard to the design and distribution blueprint of your estate plan. Communication is key. At Fisher Law LLC, we are proud to be leaders in solutions-focused estate planning. Here, our Boston… Read More »
Can I Use A Trust To Protect Assets From Future Nursing Home Costs?
Asset protection is one of the most important parts of the estate planning process. Perhaps the biggest threat to your assets is future long-term care needs. When used proactively, trusts can help to protect your wealth from these costs. Here, our Norwood estate planning lawyer explains the key things to know about protecting assets… Read More »