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Have You Completed Your Back-to-School Estate Planning Homework?
As we’re preparing for a new school year on the North Shore of Massachusetts many of us are already overwhelmed with checklists, school supply lists, and homework assignments. But have you considered…
Why Estate Planning is Vital for Massachusetts Residents?
Estate planning is the proactive process of preparing for the inevitable – what happens to your assets and possessions after you’re gone. At Jordan & White LLC, we believe that estate planning…
What Steps Should I Take to Avoid Probate on the North Shore of Massachusetts?
Probate can be a lengthy and complicated process that involves court proceedings to settle an estate after someone’s death. The goal is often to skip this process to save both time and…
How Do I Include My Charitable Giving Wishes in My Estate Plan on the North Shore of Massachusetts?
Who says your impact has to end when you’re no longer here? Many of us think about leaving a legacy for our children and loved ones, but what about extending that legacy…
Safeguarding Your Child’s Inheritance from Creditors and Predators on the North Shore in MA
As a parent, your primary concern is to ensure your child’s future security and uphold the legacy you’ve worked tirelessly to build. We at Jordan & White, LLC, fully understand and share…
Strategies to minimize estate taxes and maximize the inheritance for your child.
At Jordan & White, LLC, we firmly believe that a well-crafted estate plan is an invaluable gift for your children. Not only does it ensure your hard-earned wealth is transferred smoothly, but…
Understanding the Legal Considerations in Massachusetts of Naming a Guardian for Your Child
Naming a guardian for your child in your estate plan, should you pass away before your child is of legal age, is an important step in being a responsible parent. But you…
Estate Planning Documents for High School Graduates in Massachusetts
Estate planning isn’t just for older individuals. Ideally, your child should start thinking about estate planning as soon as they turn 18. The first step to take is for high school graduates…
Don’t Buy Furniture Until After You Close
Buying a house is an exciting venture. Even if you already have a ton of household goods and furniture, you’ll still want new items to fit with the new place. But try…