We previously discussed how Massachusetts protects a surviving spouse from disinheritance through a statutory elective share of the Estate. But what if a surviving spouse’s statutory elective share is very small due to the family composition? There are a few …
So you want to disinherit your spouse. As discussed last week, it’s not quite that simple. Married people have statutory rights with respect to each other’s property, and those statutory rights can trump an otherwise-valid disinheritance provision in a …
After being married to your spouse for over twenty-five years, things have become a bit rocky in your relationship. You and your spouse have two adult children and have decided, at least for now, to remain married. However, you have …
