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Creditors and the Massachusetts Uniform Probate Code

How Creditors Can Protect Their Rights Under The MUPC

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Fegreus & Broderick, LLP

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Without a will, who inherits your property is dete Without a will, who inherits your property is determined by the state's intestate succession laws. The outcome might match your wishes, but it might not. A thoughtfully prepared estate plan is the only way to ensure your assets are distributed exactly as you intend, and your family has clear guidance.
When planning for a minor child, it’s important to When planning for a minor child, it’s important to understand the difference between a guardian and a trustee. 

A guardian takes on the physical custody and responsibility of raising the child, while a trustee manages the assets you’ve put in place to support the child, which might continue well into adulthood.
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