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The Sullivan Firm P.C.
46 Middle Street
Gloucester, MA 01930
Phone: 978.325.2721
info@estateplannermass.com
Gloucester, MA 01930
Phone: 978.325.2721
info@estateplannermass.com
Serving Massachusetts
The Sullivan Firm P.C. Serving Gloucester, Rockport, Manchester By The Sea, Beverly and all of the North Shore and Essex County, provides high quality services in the areas of estate planning, trusts and estates, powers of attorney, living wills, revocable living trusts, special needs trusts, asset protection, disability & pre-death planning, and post-death planning.
Avoiding a Tax Bomb on Proceeds from a Life Insurance Policy
/in Estate Tax, Legal NewsLife insurance is a contract entered into between a policy holder and an insurance company. Specifically, the life insurance policy holder makes set payments to the insurance company in exchange for the promise that the company will pay a designated sum of money to a beneficiary in the event that the policy holder passes away. […]
How Long Does the Probate Process Take?
/in Legal News, ProbateHow Long Does the Probate Process Take in Massachusetts?
/in ProbateWhen someone in Massachusetts dies (the “decedent”), their property and ownership rights are passed along to heirs and beneficiaries through a process known as probate. The extent to which a decedent’s estate will need to be probated depends upon how their property was titled and if they had a will. In most instances, at least […]
How Long Does the Probate Process Take in Massachusetts?
/in Estate Planning, ProbateWhen someone in Massachusetts dies (the “decedent”), their property and ownership rights are passed along to heirs and beneficiaries through a process known as probate. The extent to which a decedent’s estate will need to be probated depends upon how their property was titled and if they had a will. In most instances, at least […]
What Do I Do When Someone Dies?
/in ProbateWhen someone close to you dies it can often be an overwhelming experience. We have created a checklist to use when a person dies to help guide you through this difficult process click here to download. Please call our office for specific advice when needed.