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Inheriting Registered Land

Discussing Probate Court and Land Court procedures involved in clearing title to registered land left to heirs or will beneficiaries

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Under the One Big Beautiful Bill Act signed this p Under the One Big Beautiful Bill Act signed this past July, the federal estate and gift tax exemption will increase to $15 million per person and $30 million for married couples in 2026. 

Additionally, the annual gift tax exclusion will be set at $19,000 per recipient or $38,000 per recipient for married couples, allowing someone to give substantial gifts to loved ones before even reaching the federal estate and gift tax exemption. 

Although federal estate taxes have seen significant increases in the exemption, Massachusetts estate taxes will stay at $2 Million. 

Have questions on how taxes will play into your estate plan? Schedule a consultation today!
A durable power of attorney can be drafted so that A durable power of attorney can be drafted so that the attorney-in-fact can have immediate powers to act on behalf of the principal or, alternatively, it can be drafted so that the attorney-in-fact can only act when the principal becomes incapacitated (known as a “springing power”). 

Springing powers may be appealing to someone who is reluctant to give their attorney-in-fact immediate access to their affairs. However, it may cause delays in the attorney-in-fact’s powers if there is required paperwork or procedures to determine if the principal is truly incapacitated. 

Want to set up a durable power of attorney? Want to discuss how to make it work for your circumstances? Set up a consultation today.
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