Estate Planning Without Kids
Do You Need an Estate Planning Attorney If You Don’t Have Kids? Yes, Here’s Why. For individuals or couples without children, estate planning might seem less urgent or even unnecessary....
How to Start Estate Planning in Your 30s, 40s, 50s, and Beyond
Estate planning is a dynamic journey that evolves over the course of your life. In your Early career when you’re first establishing protections like wills and guardianship designations, through midlife...
Structuring Trusts and Legal Protections for Accountability
Accountability is crucial in estate planning, especially when managing complex or high-value assets. Trusts provide an effective way to ensure assets are protected and managed responsibly. Here’s how structuring trusts...
Preparing for Long-Term Care: Planning for Your Golden Years
As we age, long-term care becomes an essential consideration for maintaining quality of life and protecting assets. Proper planning ensures you’re prepared for medical expenses, caregiving, and preserving wealth for...
Trusts vs. Wills: Which is Right for You?
Estate planning is a crucial step in securing your legacy and ensuring your loved ones are taken care of after you’re gone. At KLG Estate Planning, serving Massachusetts and New...
Estate Planning For Business Owners
Estate planning is a crucial consideration for anyone, but for business owners, it becomes even more essential. Effective estate planning ensures that your business and personal assets are protected and...
The Benefits of Estate Planning for Young Families in New Hampshire and Massachusetts
When people think of estate planning, many of them imagine it as something only necessary for the elderly or the extremely wealthy. However, estate planning is crucial for young families...
Increased Estate Tax Exemption and Its Sunset
The current estate tax landscape offers a unique opportunity for high-net-worth individuals and families. The Tax Cuts and Jobs Act (TCJA) of 2017 significantly increased the estate tax exemption, allowing...
New Hampshire Estate Planning Council
We’re excited to announce that our attorneys Thomas Kiley Jr. and Carah Kiley have recently joined the New Hampshire Estate Planning Council (NHEPC)! The NHEPC is a qualified organization dedicated...
A Comprehensive Guide to Estate Planning in Massachusetts
When it comes to your loved ones and cherished possessions, a sound estate plan becomes essential. However, navigating the legalities and intricacies of an estate plan can feel overwhelming. This...