Naughty List Dilemma: An Andover Will Lawyer’s Guide to Disinheriting an Heir

The holiday season typically brings thoughts of giving, but sometimes complex family dynamics lead to difficult decisions about inheritance. As an Andover will lawyer, I often counsel clients who are considering disinheriting a family member. While this is never an easy choice, it’s important to understand how to do it legally and effectively. Understanding Disinheritance …

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Give Thanks by Giving Back: Incorporating Charitable Giving in Your Estate Plan

Estate Planning / By LM2 Team

As the holiday season approaches, many of us feel inspired to give back to our communities and the causes close to our hearts. While volunteering and making donations are wonderful ways to contribute, have you considered the lasting impact you could make by incorporating charitable giving into your estate plan? As an Andover trust lawyer, …

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Mama June Custody Ruling: A Wake-Up Call for Parents on Estate Planning

Estate Planning / By LM2 Team

The recent custody battle involving reality TV star Mama June Shannon has brought to light a critical issue that many parents overlook: the importance of estate planning when you have minor children. As an Essex County guardianship lawyer, I’ve seen firsthand how proper planning can prevent heartache and legal battles in the wake of tragedy. …

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Pour Some Knowledge on It: A North Shore Will Attorney Explains Pour-Over Wills

Estate Planning / By LM2 Team

When it comes to estate planning, there’s no one-size-fits-all solution. As a North Shore will attorney, I often find that clients are familiar with traditional wills but less so with pour-over wills. Today, let’s dive into the differences between these two important legal documents and explore when a pour-over will might be the right choice …

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The Crucial Role of Witnesses in Will Creation: Insights from an Andover Will Lawyer

Estate Planning / By LM2 Team

Many people are surprised to learn that when they create their will, even with the help of an attorney, witnesses are still required under the law. As an Andover will lawyer, I’m often asked about the purpose of these witnesses and why they’re necessary. Let’s delve into this important aspect of will creation. The Legal …

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Andover Will and Trust Lawyer Explains: New Rules for Your Inherited IRA

Estate Planning / By LM2 Team

Have you recently inherited an IRA or expect to in the future? If so, you’ll want to pay close attention to some significant changes that could affect your financial plans. As an Andover Will and Trust Lawyer, I’m here to break down the new IRS rules for inherited IRAs and how they might just throw …

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North Shore Will Attorneys Explain: How to Handle Royalty Payments in Your Estate Plan

Estate Planning / By LM2 Team

As North Shore will attorneys, we often work with creative professionals who have unique estate planning needs. One of the most complex aspects is managing ongoing royalty payments from artistic works, books, music, or inventions. These income streams can provide financial security for your heirs long after you’re gone, but they require careful planning to …

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What Happens to Your LLC When You’re Gone? A North Shore Business Lawyer’s Guide

Estate Planning / By LM2 Team

As a business owner, you’ve poured your heart and soul into building your LLC. But have you considered what will happen to your company if you’re no longer around to run it? As a North Shore business planning lawyer, I’ve seen firsthand the chaos that can ensue when an LLC owner passes away without proper …

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The “Death Binder”: Your Final Gift to Loved Ones (An Essex County Probate Lawyer’s Guide)

Estate Planning / By LM2 Team

In recent years, a new trend has emerged in estate planning: the “death binder.” As an Essex County probate lawyer, I’ve seen firsthand how these comprehensive information packets can be a game-changer for families navigating the aftermath of a loved one’s passing. But what exactly is a death binder, and why should you consider creating …

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Treasures or Troubles? An Andover Estate Planning Lawyer’s Guide to Handling Collectibles

Estate Planning / By LM2 Team

As an Andover estate planning lawyer, I’ve seen my fair share of unique assets come through estates. From rare coin collections to vintage cars, handling collectibles can be one of the trickiest parts of estate administration. If you’re an executor dealing with collectibles or a collector yourself planning for the future, here are some key …

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Estate Planning

Naughty List Dilemma: An Andover Will Lawyer’s Guide to Disinheriting an Heir

Give Thanks by Giving Back: Incorporating Charitable Giving in Your Estate Plan

Mama June Custody Ruling: A Wake-Up Call for Parents on Estate Planning

Pour Some Knowledge on It: A North Shore Will Attorney Explains Pour-Over Wills

The Crucial Role of Witnesses in Will Creation: Insights from an Andover Will Lawyer

Andover Will and Trust Lawyer Explains: New Rules for Your Inherited IRA

North Shore Will Attorneys Explain: How to Handle Royalty Payments in Your Estate Plan

What Happens to Your LLC When You’re Gone? A North Shore Business Lawyer’s Guide

The “Death Binder”: Your Final Gift to Loved Ones (An Essex County Probate Lawyer’s Guide)

Treasures or Troubles? An Andover Estate Planning Lawyer’s Guide to Handling Collectibles

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