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Protecting Our Clients and Our Closings In a Tumultuous World

When choosing a closing attorney, you need to ask: does this law firm do everything it can to protect its clients and the closing from wiring fraud and cyber crimes?

We’ve all heard horror stories of wiring fraud and protected personal information being hacked or held at ransom. Your closing attorney needs to be on the forefront of protecting clients and their transactions. Our firm has invested heavily in the latest IT systems to build a virtual fortress around our data, in partnership with TechEvolution. We have partnered with Titan Insurance in Boston to implement all available cyber insurance policies to further protect our clients and their hard-earned money. Our staff is trained in industry best practices to spot red-flags and coach our clients to be vigilant from offer to closing.

We know not all closing attorneys are taking these measures. They should be. We want you to rest assured that your closing is in good, safe hands with The Law Office of Edward Fegreus.

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If you have any questions about title insurance, please give us a call at (617) 737-9100 or send us an email: closings@fegreuslaw.com

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Fegreus & Broderick, LLP

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A recent Probate and Family Court Judge found that A recent Probate and Family Court Judge found that a husband could serve as a witness of his wife’s signature on a jointly-written Will. 

Under typical circumstances, a beneficiary named in a Will – which often includes a spouse – is prohibited from serving as a disinterested witness required for valid execution. 

However, under the unusual facts of this case, where a couple drafted their own joint will without an attorney and witnessed each other’s signatures, the Judge found that they were each in effect witnessing one-another’s signatures and upheld the validity of the Will, but only after much litigation. 

As the prevailing attorney mentioned to Lawyer’s Weekly, “This entire situation would never had occurred had they gone to an attorney and had a codicil written with two disinterested witnesses and a notary in a law office.
You don’t have to accept inherited property. Some You don’t have to accept inherited property.

Some beneficiaries choose to decline it due to financial concerns, responsibilities, or because someone else may benefit more. However, disclaiming property must follow strict rules, including a deadline typically within 9 months.

Fegreus & Broderick, LLP can help ensure the process is handled properly and in compliance with the law.
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