Welcome! Pull up a chair and grab a frosty glass of lemonade. Prepare to benefit from our years of experience in researching legal briefs, journals, and case studies as we dive into the wild world of estate planning and administration!
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This Week on Probate Court, Part II Here’s Episode 2 of Probate Court, the story of Lawrence Moretti, his lifelong friend, Rita Casoni, and the close knit neighborhood that is Boston’s North End. -
This Week on Probate Court, The Series Something a bit different today- a three part special about a Probate Case. Not just any probate case, but what has to be the poster child for contested estates. -
The Wisest Advisor If you knew you were going to die tomorrow, would that change your plans for today? Death, as a wise adviser, tells us our time is limited. Best to act now. -
Have We Got a Deal for You (if you have a pension) If you're retired on a defined benefit pension you almost certainly will be contacted soon about 'your lump sum option.' The offer will look great. The offer -
A Humbling Call To Action: Dementia, Estate Planning, and a Better Life Most of the training lawyers get is about how to be a better lawyer. Though we are skilled lawyers, we seek to provide something more than that: a better life. -
The Sopranos, Livia's House, and Elder Planning The Sopranos is celebrating its 20th Anniversary - we've been thinking about the show without Livia's house. What triggered it? Well, elder planning. -
Lessons from a Caregiver Law Suit Eva had a solid relationship with her nieces and nephews. She bonded with her mailwoman. Some combination of family and the mailwoman kept watch over Eva. -
The Gifts of an Heiress When an heiress leaves a 300 million dollar estate, some common questions arise: When is it eccentricity and when is it incompetence? Generosity? Coercion? -
Nelly: A Tribute to a Great Dog As I wrong my end-of-the-year article last month, I admit I was preoccupied thinking about something I wasn't ready to write about yet: our chocolate Lab Nelly. -
Listening for a Legacy: Just To Hear Your Voice One More Time Clients and friends often hang on to an old saved voicemail so they can hear their loved one’s voice one more time. Why not use technology to leave a more meaningful, intentional message?