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Quitclaim vs. Warranty Deed: Choosing the Right Deed
Have you ever wondered which deed is the safest choice when transferring property in Massachusetts? We often meet folks who are unsure about the best way to protect themselves against unknown title…
Estate Planner or Financial Planner? Which Do You Need?
Thinking about the future isn’t always easy, but making the right decisions now can save a lot of stress later. Whether you’re looking to protect your assets, provide for your family, or…
Living Trusts for Married Couples in Massachusetts: Protect Your Assets
Planning for the future isn’t just about knowing what you want—it’s about making sure your wishes are legally protected. At Jordan & White, LLC, we understand that married couples in Massachusetts face…
Estate Planning Strategies in Massachusetts for High-Net-Worth Individuals
Estate planning is often a key concern for high-net-worth individuals in Massachusetts, especially considering the state’s specific estate tax rules. Massachusetts imposes an estate tax with a relatively low exemption threshold of…
Becoming a Personal Representative in Massachusetts: Responsibilities and Process
Settling a loved one’s estate is more than just paperwork—it’s an emotional task that involves responsibility and patience. At Jordan & White, LLC, we understand how overwhelming this can be, especially when…
Personal Representative or Administrator: Who Handles the Estate?
When a loved one passes, the emotional weight can be overwhelming, and deciding who handles the estate adds another layer of responsibility. Understanding the difference between a personal representative and an administrator…
Estate Executor vs. Estate Administrator: Roles and Responsibilities Explained
When planning for the future, it’s important to know who will manage your estate after you’re gone. At Jordan & White, LLC, we’ve spent over a decade helping families across the Greater…
Estate Planning Without Children: What Every Couple Should Know
As a childless couple, you may face unique challenges when it comes to estate planning. Even without children to provide for, you still have a legacy to protect. Your partner, your loved…
Power of Attorney vs. Proxy – Understanding the Difference and Choosing the Right Tool
Life can throw us unexpected curveballs, and sometimes, we may need someone we trust to step in and handle things on our behalf. Maybe you’re helping an aging parent with their finances,…