Sometimes You Have to Take the Plunge

Did you know that immersing yourself in 50-60 degree water can have surprising benefits for your health? Cold plunging, when done safely, can boost your immune system, improve circulation, and even enhance your mood. It’s an invigorating experience that many people swear by for its positive impact on overall well-being. Taking the plunge into estate…

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Celebrating AnnMarie Zampitella’s Exceptional Contributions

At Jordan & White, LLC, we believe in celebrating the remarkable people who make our firm a wonderful place to work and thrive. One such individual is AnnMarie Zampitella, our Office Administrator and Client Success Manager. AnnMarie joined our team one year ago, transitioning from a successful career in nursing to embrace a new role…

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How To Shield Your Loved Ones From Financial Elder Abuse In Massachusetts

At Jordan & White, LLC, we are acutely aware of the rising concern surrounding financial elder abuse—a significant issue that can tragically impact vulnerable seniors. This blog post empowers you with practical strategies to protect your elderly family members from financial exploitation in Massachusetts. Here, you’ll find a comprehensive guide covering the recognition of abuse…

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How Does a Trust Impact My Eligibility for Government Programs?

Planning for the future involves not only ensuring your loved ones are taken care of but also making sure you have access to the resources you may need down the road. Government programs like Medicaid play a vital role in providing healthcare for low- and middle-income individuals and families. However, you might wonder if assets…

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Can I Change My Will After It’s Created in Massachusetts?

At Jordan & White, LLC, we frequently encounter questions about estate planning in Massachusetts. One common query revolves around the flexibility of wills. Let’s explore the possibilities of modifying a will after its creation, focusing on the legal landscape in Massachusetts. Defining The Key Figure in Writing a Will, The Testator  When planning for the…

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What Is The Difference Between A Testamentary Trust And A Living Trust?

At Jordan & White, LLC, we often assist clients in navigating the complexities of estate planning. One common question that arises is understanding the difference between a testamentary trust and a living trust. Let’s look into these two essential aspects of estate planning and shed light on their distinctions. Testamentary Trusts Help Plan for the…

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Is it Possible To Avoid Probate?

At Jordan & White LLC, we often encounter clients who are curious about whether it’s possible to avoid probate. Probate can be a time-consuming and sometimes costly process, so it’s natural to wonder if there are ways to bypass it. The short answer is yes, there are strategies to avoid probate, and we’re here to…

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Can I Disinherit Someone In My Will In Massachusetts?

At Jordan & White, LLC, we often engage with clients curious about the legalities of disinheriting someone in their will in Massachusetts. Disinheritance can be a sensitive and complex issue, and it’s essential to approach it with a clear understanding of the legal framework in the state. In this blog, we’ll explore the intricacies of…

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What Is The Role Of An Executor In A Will In Massachusetts?

At Jordan & White, LLC, on the North Shore of Massachusetts, we frequently discuss with our clients the crucial role of a Personal Representative in estate planning. In Massachusetts, this role, often called executor, is central to managing and distributing an estate in line with the deceased’s wishes. In this post, we’ll explore the responsibilities…

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How Are Debts And Taxes Handled During Probate?

At Jordan & White, LLC, we understand that dealing with the probate process in Massachusetts can be daunting, especially when managing debts and taxes. As experienced estate planning attorneys on the North Shore, we’re here to guide you through this often complicated journey with clarity and compassion. The probate process involves several steps, including settling…

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