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The thing about operating as an "entity" is to make sure that you follow all appropriate legal formalities. Otherwise, you risk losing the...
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The thing about operating as an "entity" is to make sure that you follow all appropriate legal formalities. Otherwise, you risk losing the...
Yes, it would probably make sense to do so if she is competent and likely to remain here for some time. Note that if a "full package" is being...
Not sure what you are talking about with regard to not posting details online. Online is where we are finding the question, and responding to the...
It is important to have the full context, including existing planning documents and any trusts, along with correspondence, assuming you think that...
As Atty. Owen noted, the first thing to do is to sit down with your aunt and ask her what her wishes are. You can assure her of your attention...
There is an expression, "You get what you pay for." Advice from an attorney who has assisted businesses in the past in their incorporation and...
Yes and no. You should talk to an attorney about estate planning. There are potential advantages and disadvantages, and things might not work out...
Unless she is receiving Medicaid, or unless she owes creditors, including medical bills for her end-of-life care, she could, in theory, simply...
Yes, there is a procedure to have a probate appointment from the state of domicile recognized in Massachusetts. Note that if his assets exceeded...
You should consult with an elder law attorney (i.e. someone specializing in addressing the Medicaid issues). These attorneys may be able to assist...