Estate Planning Services for Parents

Trusted by growing families, business owners, blended families, and LGBTQ+ couples throughout Greater Boston

We provide comprehensive estate planning services tailored to the unique needs of modern families:

for Every Kind of Family

Estate Planning for Young Families & New Parents

New and growing families need more than just baby gear and college savings—they need a plan. We help new and young parents legally name guardians for their children, ensure access to financial resources, and make critical healthcare decisions in advance, so you're always prepared for the unexpected.

Estate Planning for Single Parents

As a single parent, you shoulder the full responsibility of protecting your children. We help you build a clear, legally enforceable estate plan so your kids are cared for by the right people and provided for, no matter what the future holds.

Estate Planning for Parents of Minor Children

We help you choose and legally document short- and long-term guardians, avoid probate delays, and set up trusts or other legal tools to ensure your children are cared for in the way you want, by the people you trust.

Estate Planning for Young Adults

Just because your child is now legally an adult, doesn’t mean that they are ready to leave the nest. We walk you - and your young adult - through the process of getting the right legal documents in place to ensure that you can help when they need you to most.

Planning for the Sandwich Generation

If you’re simultaneously raising children and caring for aging parents, your estate plan must do double duty. We’ll work with you to balance responsibilities, ensure the right legal protections are in place, and create a plan that adapts as your family’s needs evolve.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is estate planning for parents of minor children?

Estate planning for parents of minor children includes naming legal guardians, establishing trusts to manage your children’s inheritance, creating powers of attorney and healthcare directives, and making sure your wishes are legally enforceable if something happens to you.

When should new parents start estate planning?

As soon as your child is born—or even before—it’s wise to have an estate plan in place. Accidents and illnesses can happen at any age, and planning early ensures your child will be cared for according to your wishes.

Do both parents need to be involved in the estate plan?

Ideally, yes. While we can work with one parent, joint planning helps ensure consistency, avoid legal conflicts, and create a unified approach to caring for your children and managing assets.

Can single parents do estate planning?

Absolutely. In fact, estate planning is especially critical for single parents. You’re your child’s primary protector—so your plan ensures someone you trust can step in, immediately and legally, if needed.

Is estate planning only for wealthy families?

Not at all. Estate planning is about protection, not just money. Whether you have modest assets or a complex estate, your plan ensures your children are cared for, your wishes are honored, and your family is not left in legal or financial turmoil.

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Take the First Step Toward Peace of Mind

Whether you’re seeking estate planning for parents, estate planning for elderly parents, estate planning for young families, estate planning for young adults, estate planning for single parents, or estate planning for new parents, we’re here to help you create a secure foundation for your family’s future.

Schedule Your Free Consultation with our compassionate Massachusetts estate planning team today. Let’s create a plan that protects your loved ones—at every stage of life.