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No one likes to think about passing away, but when you do, you’re going to leave stuff behind. If you’re leaving behind modest assets, then

When Rolling Stone Mick Jagger isn’t on stage later this year, he’ll probably be at home changing diapers at age 72. Mick is awaiting the

Bellomo and Associates is pleased to announce that due to popular demand, we have added another evening workshop in August.  The workshop will be held

There are a lot of moving parts when it comes to the defense of a will contest. The National Law Review article “Defending a Will

Forbes’ recent article, “Why The Gift Tax Matters So Much to You,” reminds us that certain wealth transfers are excluded from gift taxes. You can

Do you want your ex-spouse to inherit any part of your estate? It could happen if you initially signed up for a retirement plan or

There’s no one-size-fits-all approach to estate planning. These are personal decisions you should make after carefully weighing all of the options with a qualified attorney.

With Americans living longer, many Baby Boomers now find themselves giving financial and emotional support to their aging parents. An important part of this process

People wonder if they should bring their aging parent to live with them. Typically, this issue comes up when one parent passes away. When that

Having a special needs child adds complexity to retirement planning. Parents must pay attention to minute but critical details—like beneficiary designations for their workplace 401(k)—while

The recent article at capecod.com, “5 Tips for Seniors Planning a Move: Think ‘Resizing’ Not ‘Downsizing,’” explains that elder law attorneys are sensitive to the

The estate and gift tax elements of the American Taxpayer Relief Act extended the favorable rules that were previously in place. The $5 million exemption,