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FIVE THINGS TO KNOW ABOUT TESTAMENTARY TRUSTS By Attorney Maria C. Baler. Testamentary Trusts are less popular than their well-known cousin the Living Trust, but in the right situation can be the perfect solution to a vexing problem – protecting assets for a surviving spouse when he or she may need nursing home care. FIVE FACTS TO KNOW ABOUT LIFE ESTATES Five Facts to Know about Life Estates. Using a life estate deed as a way to protect real estate from long-term care costs has been a common planning technique for decades. A life estate deed typically works like this: parents sign a deed transferring their home to FIVE WAYS IN WHICH A TRUST IS BETTER THAN A WILL Hi Sherri, It depends on the terms of your mom’s Trust. Some Trusts permit a beneficiary to name the recipients of the beneficiary’s trust share should the beneficiary die during the term of the Trust. FIVE REASONS NOT TO USE “PAY-ON-DEATH” ACCOUNTS OR JOINT As an estate planning attorney, I advise clients about the ways they can pass their assets to their beneficiaries and avoid probate. This is a desirable goal for most people since probate can be expensive, time consuming, and aggravating for those you leave behind. THREE TAX ADVANTAGED WAYS TO USE REQUIRED MINIMUM For those taxpayers 70½ and older and retired, the IRS requires annual withdrawals from retirement accounts. Some fortunate taxpayers don’t need to use their entire required withdrawal amount for living expenses and wonder whether there are tax advantaged ways to put this “extra” money to use. HITTING “PAUSE” ON CREDITORS’ CLAIMS AGAINST MASSACHUSETTS by Abigail V. Poole. As the Personal Representative (Executor) responsible for administering the estate of a deceased family member or friend, one of your most important tasks is to determine the debts of the deceased and whether they can or should be paid as part of the estate settlement process. This is especially true if the estate may be insolvent because the deceased died with significant FIVE REASONS TO REVIEW BENEFICIARY DESIGNATIONS By Attorney Maria Baler (August 2013) Beneficiary designations are an often overlooked aspect of estate planning. While most people understand that they can designate a beneficiary for their life insurance and retirement accounts, they do not necessarily understand that the beneficiary designation forms control those assetsabsolutely.
ESTATE PLANNING ATTORNEYS, WILLS, TRUSTS, ESTATES, REMOTE Smart Counsel, For Life Experienced Massachusetts Estate Attorneys. At Samuel, Sayward & Baler LLC, we help our clients plan to accomplish their goals, through all of life’s twists and turns, by providing comprehensive, customized legal advice in the areas of estate planning, elder law, and estate and trust administration. FIVE PROPOSED CHANGES TO THE ESTATE AND GIFT TAX LAWS After the spending spree necessitated by the Coronavirus (think CARES Act, stimulus payments, vaccine development support, etc.), coupled with President’s Biden infrastructure building plans, it is not surprising that Congress has turned its focus FIVE THINGS TO DO SOON AFTER A LOVED ONE PASSES AWAY Thankfully here in Massachusetts we continue to see a decline in COVID-19 cases. Hopefully, this trend will continue. Nevertheless, there are sadly still individuals who are becoming infected with COVID-19 and dying from complications due to the virus, reluctance to seek treatment for other health issues, or for a myriad of otherreasons.
FIVE THINGS TO KNOW ABOUT TESTAMENTARY TRUSTS By Attorney Maria C. Baler. Testamentary Trusts are less popular than their well-known cousin the Living Trust, but in the right situation can be the perfect solution to a vexing problem – protecting assets for a surviving spouse when he or she may need nursing home care. FIVE FACTS TO KNOW ABOUT LIFE ESTATES Five Facts to Know about Life Estates. Using a life estate deed as a way to protect real estate from long-term care costs has been a common planning technique for decades. A life estate deed typically works like this: parents sign a deed transferring their home to FIVE WAYS IN WHICH A TRUST IS BETTER THAN A WILL Hi Sherri, It depends on the terms of your mom’s Trust. Some Trusts permit a beneficiary to name the recipients of the beneficiary’s trust share should the beneficiary die during the term of the Trust. FIVE REASONS NOT TO USE “PAY-ON-DEATH” ACCOUNTS OR JOINT As an estate planning attorney, I advise clients about the ways they can pass their assets to their beneficiaries and avoid probate. This is a desirable goal for most people since probate can be expensive, time consuming, and aggravating for those you leave behind. THREE TAX ADVANTAGED WAYS TO USE REQUIRED MINIMUM For those taxpayers 70½ and older and retired, the IRS requires annual withdrawals from retirement accounts. Some fortunate taxpayers don’t need to use their entire required withdrawal amount for living expenses and wonder whether there are tax advantaged ways to put this “extra” money to use. HITTING “PAUSE” ON CREDITORS’ CLAIMS AGAINST MASSACHUSETTS by Abigail V. Poole. As the Personal Representative (Executor) responsible for administering the estate of a deceased family member or friend, one of your most important tasks is to determine the debts of the deceased and whether they can or should be paid as part of the estate settlement process. This is especially true if the estate may be insolvent because the deceased died with significant FIVE REASONS TO REVIEW BENEFICIARY DESIGNATIONS By Attorney Maria Baler (August 2013) Beneficiary designations are an often overlooked aspect of estate planning. While most people understand that they can designate a beneficiary for their life insurance and retirement accounts, they do not necessarily understand that the beneficiary designation forms control those assetsabsolutely.
WHAT ARE FIVE DUTIES OF A PROBATE ESTATE’S PERSONAL By Abigail V. Poole. Esq. Sometimes I like to think of administering a probate estate as similar to investigating and solving a mystery. The Personal Representative (formerly known as Executor) of the estate isthe Detective.
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Samuel, Sayward & Baler LLC 858 Washington Street, Suite 202 Dedham, MA 02026 781-461-1020 (phone) 781-461-0916 (fax) FIVE THINGS TO KNOW WHEN CONSIDERING A LIFE ESTATE Many people are concerned about protecting their assets from the cost of nursing home care. This is not as easy as those radio ads would lead listeners to believe since preserving assets against long-term care costs often means transferring assets so that they are no longeraccessible.
ESTATE PLANNING ATTORNEY Attorney Suzanne R. Sayward is a top rated attorney for wills and trusts and partner with the firm where she concentrates her practice in the areas of estate planning, probate and trust administration, and elder law.She is certified as an Elder Law Attorney (CELA) by the National Elder Law Foundation.* Attorney Sayward is also an accredited attorney with the Veterans Administration. FIVE REASONS NOT TO CREATE AN IRREVOCABLE TRUST Clients often tell me they want to put all their assets in a trust to protect them in case they need to go to a nursing home. Given the high cost of long-term care, this is a valid concern and there are situations when an irrevocable trust for asset protection purposesmakes sense.
FIVE CONSIDERATIONS WHEN CHOOSING A FIDUCIARY One of the most important decisions clients face when creating their estate plan documents is who to name to the multiple fiduciary positions that must be filled. HITTING “PAUSE” ON CREDITORS’ CLAIMS AGAINST MASSACHUSETTS by Abigail V. Poole. As the Personal Representative (Executor) responsible for administering the estate of a deceased family member or friend, one of your most important tasks is to determine the debts of the deceased and whether they can or should be paid as part of the estate settlement process. This is especially true if the estate may be insolvent because the deceased died with significant A PANORAMIC PRIMER ON PROBATE: PART TWO Upon receipt from the Court of the Letters of Authority appointing a person as Personal Representative (PR) of the decedent’s estate in an informal or formal probate, the PR has the authority to begin taking action with regard to the assets of the estate.These “probate assets” (owned in the decedent’s individual name which do not designate a beneficiary or co-owner) may consist of bank FIVE QUESTIONS TO ASK BEFORE CREATING AN IRREVOCABLE TRUST Some of the most frequent questions I hear from clients in my estate planning law practice have to do with whether they should create an irrevocable trust.. Here are five questions to ask when deciding whether or not an irrevocable trust would be a good addition to your estate planning strategy. FIVE REASONS TO REVIEW BENEFICIARY DESIGNATIONS By Attorney Maria Baler (August 2013) Beneficiary designations are an often overlooked aspect of estate planning. While most people understand that they can designate a beneficiary for their life insurance and retirement accounts, they do not necessarily understand that the beneficiary designation forms control those assetsabsolutely.
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