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Senior Solutions LLC
Attorneys at Law
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Belmont, MA 02478
We are Elder Law and Estate Planning Attorneys in Boston, Massachusetts, providing Medicaid Planning, Estate Planning, Wills, Trusts, Planning for Solo Seniors, Guardianship, Conservatorship, and Probate of Estates. We are caring attorneys ready to help you, whether you are planning in advance or facing a crisis. Our Blog provides information that may be helpful to our clients.
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Common Mistakes in Estate Planning and How to Avoid Them
Avoid these 8 common estate planning mistakes to ensure your wishes will be honored.
Kathy L. McNair, Esq.
May 133 min read
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What Your Will Does (and Doesn’t) Control
Did you know that many Wills never get used. Your Will only pertains to specific assets. Find out what it covers and what it does not.
Kathy L. McNair, Esq.
Apr 293 min read
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Long-Term Care Doesn’t Always Mean a Nursing Home
Long Term Care doesn't always mean Nursing home care. If you need care, you can live at home or assisted living.
Kathy L. McNair, Esq.
Apr 153 min read
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The Title of Your Assets Matters More Than Anything in Estate Planning
Understanding what assets you own and how they are titled is important to make sure that your estate plan will work as intended.
Kathy L. McNair, Esq.
Apr 83 min read
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Is Medicaid Planning Right for You? Understanding When It Makes Sense
Medicaid Planning helps protect assets if expensive care is needed. It can help many people, but may not be right for everyone. Read more.
Kathy L. McNair, Esq.
Mar 182 min read
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Gene Hackman's Death Highlights the Importance of Planning
Gene Hackman's recent death highlights the need for planning, especially for those with a spouse diagnosed with Alzhemer's disease or dement
Kathy L. McNair, Esq.
Mar 103 min read
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Understanding the Massachusetts Homestead Exemption Increase to $1 Million
For Massachusetts homeowners, there’s big news: the Homestead Exemption has recently increased to $1 million. This significant change...
Kathy L. McNair, Esq.
Mar 43 min read
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When Your Spouse Is Diagnosed with Dementia—3 Critical Steps to Take Now
If your spouse has recently been diagnosed with dementia, you may feel overwhelmed. It is very hard to accept this emotionally, but you...
Kathy L. McNair, Esq.
Feb 264 min read
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When Crisis Strikes: The Harsh Reality of Not Having a Plan- Guardianship
What happens if you fail to plan and there is a crisis. The court will appoint a Guardian or Conservator for you to make decisions for you.
Kathy L. McNair, Esq.
Feb 203 min read
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How to Notice Signs Your Aging Loved One May Need Support and Plan for Important Conversations This Holiday Season
As families come together this Thanksgiving, it is a perfect time to check in on one another’s well-being. While Thanksgiving Day may not...
Kathy L. McNair, Esq.
Nov 19, 20244 min read
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Helping Our Veterans Find the Care They Deserve
On this Veterans Day, we honor the sacrifices made by those who have served our country with courage and dedication. While it is...
Kathy L. McNair, Esq.
Nov 11, 20243 min read
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How Soon Do You Need to Meet with a Lawyer After Your Loved One Dies?
Losing a loved one is hard, and dealing with legal matters might be the last thing on your mind. However, there are critical steps in the...
Kathy L. McNair, Esq.
Nov 4, 20243 min read
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How to Ask Someone if They Are Willing to Be Your Health Care Proxy
How do you ask someone to be your Health Care Proxy? This can be especially hard for Solo Agers or those without family to rely on.
Kathy L. McNair, Esq.
Oct 23, 20244 min read
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Six Considerations Before Buying an Online Will or Trust
Online Wills might work in simple cases, but be careful. Here are 6 tips to consider before buying one.
Kathy L. McNair, Esq.
Oct 11, 20244 min read
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Assisted Living Facility Loses Junk Fee Case: What to consider before moving into to an Assisted Living Facility
A recent Massachusetts court ruling has sent a clear message to assisted living facilities about transparency and fairness in their...
Kathy L. McNair, Esq.
Oct 1, 20243 min read
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Does Medicaid Pay for Assisted Living Facilities?
Does Medicaid or MassHealth pay for Assisted Living Facility care in Massachusetts? An Elder Law Attorney provides guidance on this topic
Kathy L. McNair, Esq.
Sep 24, 20243 min read
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4 Tips to Plan for the Future After Your Spouse is Diagnosed with Dementia
How to plan when your spouse is diagnosed with dementia? Medicaid Planning in Massachusetts can help you to prepare and protect assets.
Kathy L. McNair, Esq.
Sep 16, 20243 min read
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Planning for Adult Children Who Never Launch: Lessons from a Tragic Case
A sad case over a Will involving an adult child who never left home shows the need for legal planning for mentally ill adult children.
Kathy L. McNair, Esq.
Sep 13, 20245 min read
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Good News! Pooled Trusts Are Back as a Valuable Asset Protection Tool
We are excited to share some great news for individuals planning for long-term care. Massachusetts Governor Maura Healey recently signed...
Kathy L. McNair, Esq.
Sep 6, 20243 min read
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Voluntary Probate in Massachusetts: A Simple Solution for Small Estates
Losing a loved one is hard enough. Navigating the steps of taking care of their affairs can be overwhelming. Fortunately, in...
Kathy L. McNair, Esq.
Sep 6, 20243 min read
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