Our attorneys and staff are happy to share what they have learned about estate planning and elder law in these thoughtful blog posts. Take advantage of their experience and knowledge no matter where you are in the planning process yourself!
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Dementia: A Lawyer's Heartbreaking Last Day in CourtLeslie Bloomenthal's journey as lawyer who faced dementia highlights the importance of preparing early for life's unpredictable challenges.
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Faking Your Own Death: Not Exactly Sound Estate PlanningDiscover why faking your own death isn't a viable estate planning strategy in our latest blog post.
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Why Every Parent Needs to Secure Health Care Proxies and Powers of Attorney for Their ChildrenSecure Health Care Proxies and Powers of Attorney for Your Children
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Estate Planning with 'The Boys': Craft a Legacy Like a HeroExplore how characters from the series would handle estate planning amidst their chaotic lives.
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Massachusetts’ “Fair-Share Tax” Debacle: Crushing High-Income Earners While Celebrating a False Victory
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Having Money Doesn’t PayAre you paying more than your fair share? Here’s Why Having Money Doesn't Pay... Unless You Have the Right Estate Planning Attorney!
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Million Dollar CatDiscover the legacy of Karl Lagerfeld, the fashion titan whose iconic designs revolutionized haute couture. Unveil his unconventional decision as his beloved cat, Choupette, inherits a portion of his fortune.
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O.J. Simpson: A Controversial Figure through the Lens of Estate PlanningExplore O.J. Simpson's controversial legacy, good or bad, through estate planning insights.
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The Crucial Divide: Estate Planning vs. Elder Law - they are NOT the sameNot all estate planning attorneys are elder law attorneys
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Our Recent Court Success Against MassHealthI recently got the chance to beat up on MassHealth in court, and we achieved an amazing victory!
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Jay Leno is an idiotWe all love a good laugh with Jay Leno, but his recent slip-up has us shaking our heads.
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Why January is the Prime Time for Estate PlanningSome people say “New Year, New You” but at Monteforte Law, we say “New Year, New Plan.”