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Checklist for Creating a Legally Valid Will
Life gets busy, and planning for the future often falls to the bottom of the list. A valid will puts your wishes on paper and keeps your family from guessing. At Jordan…
How Often Should You Update Your Estate Plan?
Life moves fast, and your estate plan should keep pace. A will, trust, or power of attorney written years ago may not reflect your life today. At Jordan & White, LLC, we…
Why Estate Planning Is Important for You and Your Family
Who will speak for you, your kids, and your property when life takes an unexpected turn? At Jordan & White, LLC, we focus on protecting your interests now and setting up strong…
Common Estate Planning Mistakes That Can Cost You
Life changes quickly. One day, you are saving for a down payment, and the next, you are thinking about college costs or retirement income. At Jordan & White, LLC, we help Massachusetts…
Essential Estate Planning Tips Everyone Should Know
What would happen to your house, bank accounts, or even family photos if something unexpected happened tomorrow? Many of us push that thought away, yet a little planning today can spare loved…
Why DIY Wills Often Fail and What You Can Do Instead
Filling in an online form and printing a will can feel like a quick win, especially when a pop-up promises big savings. Yet the actual cost often shows up later, when loved…
How Often Should You Update Your Will? Key Times to Revisit It
Does your will still match the life you live today? A lot can shift in a short span, and outdated documents often send assets in directions you never meant. At Jordan &…
A Trust Without Assets Is Just a Binder: Why Funding Matters
Picture a beautifully bound trust document sitting on your shelf. It looks impressive, yet without assets inside, it is little more than paper. At Jordan & White, LLC, we have protected Massachusetts…
Quitclaim vs. Warranty Deed: What’s the Right Choice?
If you’re buying a home in Massachusetts, you may come across the terms quitclaim deed and warranty deed and wonder which one you should be asking for. Maybe your uncle in Florida…