The 10 Legal Resolutions Everyone Needs for 2025
The start of a new year is the perfect time to set goals that protect your family, finances, and future. While many people focus on health, career, or personal growth resolutions, your legal and
The start of a new year is the perfect time to set goals that protect your family, finances, and future. While many people focus on health, career, or personal growth resolutions, your legal and
When buying or selling a home in Massachusetts, the deposit is a critical part of the transaction. Often, deposits are held by the listing broker in their escrow account. However, in some transactions, the Seller’s
How We Stopped a Foreclosure Auction: A Case for Proactive Estate Planning When a foreclosure auction is imminent, acting quickly is essential to protect a family’s property and financial interests. Recently, I had the opportunity
Imagine this scenario: A family is in crisis. A father is unconscious in the hospital, and the family needs access to his financial accounts to manage bills and expenses. They’re told by the bank that
Dear Clients, Referral Partners, Colleagues, and Friends: Six months ago, on June 1, 2024, I embarked on an exciting and challenging journey—the launch of Cote Law Group. Today, as we celebrate our half-birthday, I want
https://youtu.be/dYIsg9ukHv8 In today’s competitive business environment, lenders need robust strategies to secure their investments. Taking a security interest in personal property offers a powerful tool to protect against default, ensuring lenders have a legal claim
Estate planning for non-citizen spouses presents unique challenges, particularly when it comes to preserving the federal estate tax marital deduction. Without proper planning, a significant portion of a decedent’s estate could be subject to immediate
Voluntary Administration: Simplifying Probate for Small Estates in Massachusetts When it comes to settling an estate, the probate process can be time-consuming, expensive, and stressful. However, Massachusetts offers a streamlined option for small estates called
Does a Will Avoid Probate? Debunking a Common Estate Planning Myth One of the most persistent myths in estate planning is the idea that having a will allows your family to avoid probate. As an
What Happens When Siblings Can’t Agree on an Inherited Family Home? When a family inherits a home, it’s often more than just a piece of real estate—it’s a place filled with memories and emotional value.
The start of a new year is the perfect time to set goals that protect your family, finances, and future. While many people focus
When buying or selling a home in Massachusetts, the deposit is a critical part of the transaction. Often, deposits are held by the listing broker
How We Stopped a Foreclosure Auction: A Case for Proactive Estate Planning When a foreclosure auction is imminent, acting quickly is essential to protect a
Imagine this scenario: A family is in crisis. A father is unconscious in the hospital, and the family needs access to his financial accounts to
Dear Clients, Referral Partners, Colleagues, and Friends: Six months ago, on June 1, 2024, I embarked on an exciting and challenging journey—the launch of Cote
https://youtu.be/dYIsg9ukHv8 In today’s competitive business environment, lenders need robust strategies to secure their investments. Taking a security interest in personal property offers a powerful tool
Estate planning for non-citizen spouses presents unique challenges, particularly when it comes to preserving the federal estate tax marital deduction. Without proper planning, a significant
Voluntary Administration: Simplifying Probate for Small Estates in Massachusetts When it comes to settling an estate, the probate process can be time-consuming, expensive, and stressful.
Does a Will Avoid Probate? Debunking a Common Estate Planning Myth One of the most persistent myths in estate planning is the idea that having
What Happens When Siblings Can’t Agree on an Inherited Family Home? When a family inherits a home, it’s often more than just a piece of
