David Healy and the attorneys at Appleby Healy Law are your family’s local legal resource. Whether you need help establishing a trust, planning your estate, selling or purchasing a home, or with family affairs, the David and the lawyers at Appleby Healy has your back. We are committed to ensuring your needs are met with expert, compassionate counsel. Explore the resources below.
Estate Planning: Preparing for Your Pet’s Future
6 steps to take before you begin estate planning for your pet’s future. Many of us have at least one beloved pet in our lives. These pets can be dogs, cats, parrots, fish, iguanas, or any other animal that you care for and are dedicated to. When we begin the estate planning process, several people … [Read more...]
The Importance of a Professional and Personal Legal Aid
Professional and Personal Legal Aid When You Need It Most. Legal aid is a term many of us associate with being in trouble, but there are many other difficult situations where seeking the help of a law firm isn’t the first thing you think of. When we lose a beloved family member, or find … [Read more...]
Living Trust vs: Will: What’s the Difference?
Should you draft a living trust or a will? At a certain point in everyone’s life, it becomes necessary to plan for or at least consider your death and the effects it will have on those around you. Of course, no one enjoys thinking about such things, but nevertheless, drafting a living trust or a … [Read more...]
Easy Mistakes in Real Estate Transactions
Easy Mistakes To Make In Real Estate Transactions In a previous blog entry, the Appleby Healy Attorneys at Law team covered the ways in which a professional lawyer can help you with real estate transactions. For those who are considering putting their home for sale by owner rather than consulting … [Read more...]
What Should You Bring to your Estate Planning Meeting?
What to Bring to Your First Estate Planning Meeting Estate planning is a long but necessary planning process to ensure your loved ones are taken care of in the event of your death. It can be difficult to know exactly where to start in the entire process and what to bring to the initial meeting with … [Read more...]
