When will you do
crisis planning?
The hardest part about a crisis is that you don’t know when it will happen. It could as easily be while you’re on vacation as when you’re in an important meeting at work. What we can tell you is that there is never a convenient time. But when that time comes, the crisis takes priority over everything else.
How can Generations Law Group help with your family’s Long Term Care Planning?
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Cathleen Summers, a founding attorney at Generations Law Group, applies her 20 years of experience as a nurse along with her years as an attorney to help families understand the legal and medical issues surrounding a crisis event. Cathleen has the calm and caring disposition you’ll appreciate in a confidant and advisor.
Resources
It is undeniable that we are a digital economy. According to Pew Research Center, approximately 87% of our population uses the internet. This means that an overwhelming majority of Americans are relying on electronic networks for regular methods of communication, organization and life management. But what happens when we die? Traditional estate plans focus on...
The holidays are a time when families and friends, who come from both far and near, have a chance to gather and reconnect. This can mean visiting with a loved one that you may have not seen for an extended period of time. Age-related decline can happen quickly and, in many cases, seniors are skilled...
You may have heard from friends, especially from those who have gone through it, Probate is a major headache and you should try to avoid it for your estate. Why is that, and is going through Probate really that bad? Read on to see if these potential landmines may be a cause for concern to...
Going to the hospital for a procedure can be stressful and, at times, confusing. A hospital will usually ask you if you have a Health Care Proxy (HCP) in place. If you do not have an HCP, or are unsure, they will ask you to sign a simple Massachusetts HCP form. As you are probably...
It is undeniable that we are a digital economy. According to Pew Research Center, approximately 87% of our population uses the internet. This means that an overwhelming majority of Americans are relying on electronic networks for regular methods of communication, organization and life management. We use our on-line life for so many things: family photos...
A Last Will and Testament (Will) and Revocable Living Trust (Living Trust) are both estate planning documents used to pass assets on to your beneficiaries at your death. Typically, for an estate planning attorney to create a proper Living Trust, the cost is more than to prepare a Will. When debating whether you should utilize...
10 Things to Consider
When a Loved One is Hopitalized
A heart attack, stroke, or a bad fall can put a loved one in the hospital without warning. If you are the person taking on the leadership role in navigating the healthcare process, here are ten things you should know when a loved one is hospitalized.
What to Do
After a Death in the Family
A death in the family is one of the most difficult life events that any of us will have to face. At Generations Law Group, we find that we are one of the first calls that clients make after their loved one has died. We created this e-book to help you navigate through this difficult time. We hope it helps to alleviate some of the stress and questions that you may have.
