Law Offices of Patricia L. Nagle, P.C. - Real Estate Law, Estate Planning, Probate Administration

Real Estate Law

When it comes to purchasing real estate, understanding the terms of the purchase and the timing issues is imperative, especially given that residential property is usually the largest purchase we make in our lifetimes. At Law Offices of Patricia L. Nagle, P.C., we can guide buyers and sellers from the initial Offer To Purchase and… [Continue Reading]
Probate Administration

Losing a loved one is never easy. And dealing with the legal aftereffects of losing a loved one may seem daunting. If you have been named or appointed as the personal representative (formerly called “executor” or “executrix”) of your loved one’s estate, Law Offices of Patricia L. Nagle, P.C., can guide and assist you through… [Continue Reading]
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Estate Planning

Many people think that “Estate Planning” is only for the wealthy. We assure you that it is not! If you die intestate (i.e., without a will), the Commonwealth of Massachusetts will dictate who will be the beneficiary of all your possessions. Do you know who would get your possessions under Massachusetts law? Other reasons… [Continue Reading]
Business Planning

Are you looking to start a business? Whether you’ve already decided what legal form of business you’d like to have or you need some guidance regarding the pros and cons of the various types of business formations, we can assist you. Further, you may have decided on purchasing a franchise and you need your franchise… [Continue Reading]

Estate Planning for Nonparents

https://www.nytimes.com/2018/02/27/business/retirement/nonparents-legacy-wills.html "Nonparents". Love this term! Many of us are very fortunate to have people who are near and dear to our hearts … [Read More...]

I Don’t Think My Mom Had a Will. Now What?

First, do a diligent search for a will. Look through Mom’s records and see if Mom had an accountant, financial advisor, or an attorney she worked with in the past and reach out to them and ask if … [Read More...]

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The Cookie Cutter Estate Plan: Do Nothing Everyone has an Estate Plan even if they haven’t done a Last Will & Testament. It’s the most basic plan out there and it is called “the laws of … [Read More...]

Should I Update My Will?

I often have clients asking me if they should update their Wills. If I don’t know my clients’ specific circumstances, I usually respond with the typical attorney response of “It depends.” As a … [Read More...]

Legal Documents for College Students

For those of you that have a young adult headed off to college... Do you have the necessary documents in place in the event your college student has a medical emergency or needs help with his or her … [Read More...]

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