[Hidden-tech] estate planning reference?

[Jan Werner]

Having recently been executor for the estates of several relatives, I 
strongly suggest using someone who specializes in estate work.  There 
are just too many details that a non-specialist might overlook but that 
can cause problems when it is too late to do anything about them.

My personal recommendation would be Virginia Smith, at Parese, Sabin, 
Smith & Gold, LLP in Pittsfield for a Massachusetts estate.

Jan Werner
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Bauer Adam wrote:
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> Hi all,
> I am seeking referrals for a good estate planner-type person—savvy with
> basic will, health care proxies, durable power of attorney kind of stuff.
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> don’t need a rocket scientist, no complicated trusts or major heavy
> lifting—but they need to know their stuff, and preferably be reasonably
> priced.
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> I have people looking in the Boston area too, but I think there must be
> someone more Valley-local who can do excellent quality work at a more
> reasonable rate…
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> thank you!
> adam
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