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What Happens to Property Not in a Trust After Death?
Trusts can be a strong way to pass property to loved ones, yet many families still wonder what happens to assets that never make it into the trust. This question…
New Year, Fresh Start: Is Your Estate Plan Up to Date?
As the holidays wind down and the calendar flips, many of us start thinking about a reset. We promise to get organized, focus on health, and plan ahead. One key…
Is Your Trust “Suffocated?” 5 Signs of an Underfunded Trust
A trust can be the heart of a solid estate plan for Massachusetts families, but it only works if it actually holds your assets. At Casey Lundregan Burns, P.C., we…
The 5 Best Trust Strategies for Blended Families
Blended families are common in Massachusetts, and with that comes a mix of goals, loyalties, and real concerns about fairness. Without a thoughtful plan, even loving families can face stress…
Trustee Violated the Trust? Here Are Your Legal Options
When a trustee goes off course, the trust’s value and your peace of mind can take a hit. Casey Lundregan Burns, P.C., with three generations serving Massachusetts families, has handled…
Will Your Trust Be Divided in a Divorce? It Depends
Divorce mixes legal questions with real-life stress, and trusts can make the mix feel even heavier. Maybe a parent set up a trust for you years ago, or you built…
Do You Need a Trust Protector in Massachusetts?
Modern trusts can last for decades, and life rarely follows a predictable script. Families change, tax rules shift, and the tools that once worked fine can feel rigid years later.…
What Happens When Co-Trustees Disagree?
Shared trusteeship may sound fair on paper, but real life can pull co-trustees in different directions. Money, timing, and family history all play a role, and even minor misunderstandings can…
Trust Decanting: What It Is & When to Use This Strategy
Trusts are meant to last, but life has a way of changing the plan. At Casey Lundregan Burns, P.C., we have guided Massachusetts families for over 90 years, including in…