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- Limited Powers of Appointment in Irrevocable Trusts Are Wrongfully Challenged by the MassHealth Agency
- Jointly-Held Assets in Massachusetts: The Good, the Bad and the Ugly
- Life Estate Can Be “Retained” for Estate Tax Purposes under Internal Revenue Code Section 2036 without Being Reserved in Deed
- What Is the Adjusted Basis of Common Stock Received from Demutualized Life Insurance Companies?
- When Are Assets in an Irrevocable Trust Eligible for a Step-up in Basis in 2010 under the Modified Carryover Basis Rules?
- Reservation of Special Power of Appointment in Deed Is Approved by Massachusetts Appeals Court in 2017 Case of Skye v. Hession
- Has Norfolk County District Attorney Michael P. Morrissey Committed Ethical Violations in His Handling of the Karen Read Case?
- Proper Medicaid Planning May Permit Keeping the Home in the Family
- Why DOESN’T a Reserved Life Estate Get a Step-up in Basis under Internal Revenue Code Section 1022?
- A Life Estate in an Irrevocable Trust Should Not Cause the Trust to Be a Countable Asset for MassHealth Purposes
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