Estate Planning Massachusetts

Stephanie Konarski on May 14th, 2011
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As an attorney in fact under a Durable Power of Attorney you are authorized to act on the Principal’s behalf in certain financial and related matters.

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Stephanie Konarski on December 27th, 2010
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Many people approach estate planning with a simple solution without realizing all of the ramifications. They place the name of an adult child on their bank accounts and sometimes even on the title to their homes. This approach may appear brilliant, yet unintended consequences may easily overshadow your original motives and good intentions. Careless titling of assets can jeopardize your property, your finances and your estate plan.

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