Wills

Wills in Metro West Boston

Helping Clients Distribute Their Wealth on Their Terms

You have worked hard to provide a good life for your family and loved ones, which is why our experienced legal team at Marsden Law P.C. is here to provide you with the legal resources you need to draft a comprehensive will for your estate. While you may not like to think about what will happen to your family if you pass away or become incapacitated due to an accident or illness, you need to set aside time to make important decisions regarding financial and healthcare planning for the future. Stop by our law firm today so we can get started drafting your will so your loved ones are protected from creditors and other parties who may come after your assets and wealth when you die.

Do I Really Need a Will for My Estate?

If you pass away without a will, then the assets in your estate will have to go through the probate process. When your assets go to probate, a judge will ultimately decide who your assets will be distributed to. This means your loved ones might lose the property and funds that you intend for them to inherit. If you are worried that creditors will come after your estate when you die and leave your loved ones without the funds they need to survive, then you need to consult with our legal professionals at Marsden Law P.C.

When you visit our law firm to get help drafting your will, our team members will assist you with the following:

  • Strategies for setting aside money to cover federal estate taxes
  • Describing your wishes regarding your burial and funeral
  • Planning for the possibility of physical or mental incapacitation
  • Gifting money to a charity you support
  • Naming an executor of your estate
  • Minimizing the cost of transferring your assets to your designated beneficiaries

Protect Your Loved Ones with a Comprehensive Estate Plan

Planning for the future is essential to ensure that your loved ones are taken care of after you're gone. At Marsden Law P.C., we specialize in creating comprehensive estate plans that protect your assets, minimize taxes, and provide for the distribution of your wealth according to your wishes.

The benefits of having a comprehensive estate plan include:

  • Peace of mind knowing that your assets will be distributed as you intended
  • Protection for your loved ones, including minor children or family members with special needs
  • Minimization of estate taxes and other financial burdens
  • Avoidance of probate, which can be time-consuming and costly
  • Ability to designate a trusted individual to handle your affairs in the event of incapacity

Our experienced Metro West Boston will attorneys at Marsden Law P.C. will work closely with you to understand your unique circumstances and goals. We will guide you through the estate planning process, ensuring that your wishes are accurately reflected in legally binding documents.

We Are Ready to Get Started Drafting Your Will Today

Do you want to create an effective estate plan that will help your loved ones avoid unforeseen obstacles they may encounter after your death? If so, speak to our experienced legal professionals about your situation so we can draft a will that protects your legacy and ensures your family can access the funds you have set aside for them. Our Metro West Boston will lawyers know that the slightest error in your will can have major consequences on your family’s future, but with help from our estate planning attorney you can feel confident knowing your loved ones are taken care of.

If you’re ready to get started drafting a will, call our law firm at (800) 828-7854 to set up a free consultation today.

Wills FAQ

Why do I need a will for my estate?

Having a will ensures that your assets are distributed according to your wishes after you pass away. Without a will, the probate process will determine how your assets are distributed, which may not align with your intentions.

What happens if I die without a will?

If you die without a will, your assets will go through the probate process, and a judge will decide how they are distributed. This can result in your loved ones losing out on the inheritances you intended for them.

Can creditors come after my estate when I die?

Yes, creditors can make claims against your estate when you die. Having a will can help protect your assets and ensure that your loved ones receive the inheritances you intended for them.

What can I include in my will?

You can include instructions for the distribution of your assets, appoint an executor to handle your estate, specify funeral and burial wishes, and make provisions for minor children or dependents.

How can I minimize estate taxes?

There are various strategies available to minimize estate taxes, such as setting aside money specifically for covering federal estate taxes. Consulting with our legal professionals can help you navigate these strategies.

Can I gift money to a charity in my will?

Yes, you can include provisions in your will to gift money or assets to a charity of your choice. This allows you to support causes that are important to you even after you pass away.

What are the benefits of creating a comprehensive estate plan with Marsden Law P.C.?

Creating a comprehensive estate plan with Marsden Law P.C. offers numerous benefits, including ensuring that your assets are distributed according to your wishes, providing protection for your loved ones, minimizing estate taxes, and avoiding the probate process. Our experienced attorneys in Metro West Boston will guide you through the estate planning process, tailoring a plan that reflects your unique circumstances and goals, and securing your legacy for the future.

How can Marsden Law P.C. help me plan for potential incapacitation?

Marsden Law P.C. can assist you in planning for potential incapacitation by helping you create legal documents such as a durable power of attorney and healthcare proxy. These documents allow you to designate a trusted individual to manage your financial affairs and make healthcare decisions on your behalf if you become unable to do so. This proactive approach ensures that your personal and medical care aligns with your preferences, even if you're not able to communicate them.

Why is it important to name an executor in my will, and how can Marsden Law P.C. assist with this?

Naming an executor in your will is crucial as this person will be responsible for managing your estate's affairs after your passing. The executor's duties include paying off debts, distributing assets to beneficiaries, and ensuring that your will is executed as written. Marsden Law P.C. can help you choose a responsible and trustworthy executor, and provide guidance on the responsibilities involved, ensuring a smooth transition of your estate to your loved ones.

Can Marsden Law P.C. help me with estate planning if I own property in multiple states?

Yes, Marsden Law P.C. can assist with estate planning for individuals who own property in multiple states. Our legal team understands the complexities that arise from holding assets in various locations and can help you navigate the different state laws to create a cohesive estate plan. We ensure that your estate plan effectively manages all your properties, regardless of their location, and aligns with your overall estate planning goals.

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    Giving a huge shoutout to Holliston's local Marsden Law P.C., who came to our rescue on an estate matter earlier this week amidst the holiday crunch. If you're looking for a professional, personable, patient, down-to-earth firm to guide you through important decisions, call Marsden Law P.C. We've used their legal services multiple times. They are top-notch!
    - Mary C.
    “I highly recommend Marsden Law for anyone dealing with the financial (and emotional) needs of caring for an elder parent.”

    My family and I are just starting the Medicaid application process for our Mom, who is now on Long Term Care. Marsden Law is handling all of this for us. After our first meeting with Jay, we went away with a much clearer understanding of how we need to proceed to take care of all of our Mom’s future financial needs. Jay took the time to explain everything in great detail and made it easy for us to understand what we need to do going forward. Applying for Medicaid is an overwhelming process, to say the least, and we have the utmost confidence in Jay and his team, that they will be there for us, through the entire process. I highly recommend Marsden Law for anyone dealing with the financial (and emotional) needs of caring for an elder parent.

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    “Excellent service, trustworthy advice.”
    My family and I have had a relationship with Marsden Law P.C. for nearly 15 years, and they have never let us down. Excellent service, legal advice offered in a way we can understand, and they have really earned our trust. I would recommend Marsden Law to any of my friends.
    - Bob W.

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Why Choose Marsden Law
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Do I Really Need a Will for My Estate?

If you pass away without a will, then the assets in your estate will have to go through the probate process. When your assets go to probate, a judge will ultimately decide who your assets will be distributed to. This means your loved ones might lose the property and funds that you intend for them to inherit. If you are worried that creditors will come after your estate when you die and leave your loved ones without the funds they need to survive, then you need to consult with our legal professionals at Marsden Law P.C.

When you visit our law firm to get help drafting your will, our team members will assist you with the following:

  • Strategies for setting aside money to cover federal estate taxes
  • Describing your wishes regarding your burial and funeral
  • Planning for the possibility of physical or mental incapacitation
  • Gifting money to a charity you support
  • Naming an executor of your estate
  • Minimizing the cost of transferring your assets to your designated beneficiaries

Contact Marsden Law P.C. Today!

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