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No-Contest Clauses

The Purpose and Effect of In Terrorem Clauses in Massachusetts Wills

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Will Contests in Massachusetts

Discussing Will Contests in Massachusetts, Including How, When and By Whom Contests may be Initiated

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When it comes to owning Registered Land, planning When it comes to owning Registered Land, planning ahead is essential. Nearly 20% of land in Massachusetts falls under this category, and if it ends up in probate, the transfer can take at least two years. 

With a well-structured estate plan, that same property can pass to heirs quickly, avoiding the delays of probate, reducing costs, and keeping the process far simpler for your family.
A will is a strong foundation for an estate plan, A will is a strong foundation for an estate plan, but it’s just one piece of the puzzle - and it's important to know its limits.
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