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Boyd & Boyd, P.C.
ESTATE PLANNING & WEALTH PROTECTION · FAMILIES NATIONWIDE
A Will or Trust is a beginning. The questions behind it—who receives your assets, who can act for you, and what happens next—deserve a closer look.

Choose a topic below. Each path brings you to information and a next step.
Learn about Wills, Trusts, and planning for the people you love.
Explore ways to help preserve what you have built and pass it on with purpose.
Understand how Massachusetts Estate Taxes may affect your family and your plan.
Learn about planning for the retirement accounts you intend to leave your loved ones.
Find guidance when handling a loved one’s estate or serving as a trustee.
Choose an educational presentation and learn about your planning options.
Explore answers and planning ideas at your own pace in our blog.
Connect with F. Keats Boyd III and Whitney N. Tashjian to discuss your next step.
Families outside Massachusetts may come to our office to sign, or we may work with co-counsel licensed in their home state.
THE PEOPLE BEHIND YOUR PLAN
You have spent years building a life for the people you love. A home. Savings. Retirement Accounts. Perhaps a business or a place where your family gathers. Each represents work, choices, and something you hope to pass on.
Then comes a different kind of work: deciding who should receive what, who can act when you cannot, and what your family will need to understand. A signed document can feel like the finish line. But the ownership of an account, a beneficiary designation, or a change in your family can raise questions the document alone does not answer.
At Boyd & Boyd, P.C., we begin with those questions. What do you want your planning to accomplish? What concerns you? Which decisions need attention? The next step is a conversation about the people and purpose behind your plan.
YOUR NEXT STEP
You do not need to have every answer before you call. Tell our team what brought you here and what you want your planning to accomplish.
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The Estate Planning Strategy Session is free. Legal work requires a separate agreed scope, fee arrangement, and engagement. Ask about conflict checks and intake before sharing detailed personal information. For Estate or Trust Administration, ask about the appropriate consultation and any fees.
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