If you have registered land and want to withdraw it from registration, the Massachusetts Affordable Homes Act now makes the process simpler.


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New Massachusetts Pay Transparency Law: Preparing Your Business
The law, titled “An Act Relative to Salary Range Transparency,” takes effect as early as February 1, 2025, for reporting requirements and October 29, 2025, for salary range disclosure.
Inheritance Conversations: Dividing Assets Among Your Heirs
When children don’t understand your inheritance intentions, it can result in arguments and legal battles among siblings and other heirs after you’re gone.
PACE Helps Seniors Remain at Home
PACE provides pre-paid, comprehensive health care designed to enhance quality of life and autonomy for frail older or disabled adults.
Is Your Financial Information in Order?
Whether you are a parent, near retirement, or both, putting together informational instructions on your finances now could help spare your family a great deal of work and frustration down the road.
How Intermediate Care Facilities Serve Older Adults
If you are concerned about requiring consistent aid with daily living as you age, an ICF can be an option.
What Are the Drawbacks of Naming Beneficiaries?
Beneficiaries are individuals you select to receive money, various other assets or specific bequests upon your death.
Recent Changes to Massachusetts Income and Estate Taxes
On October 4, the Governor of Massachusetts signed a new law that makes significant changes to the...
Are Home Health Care Services for Me?
Health Affairs estimates that 4 million older American adults cannot leave their homes without assistance. This means that for a significant number of people, accessing health care is a serious challenge. A recent study shows that Medicare beneficiaries are seriously underutilizing the home health care options available to them through the program, which can offer life-changing and life-saving benefits.