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Wednesday, November 16, 2011 Why You Should Write Your Own Obituary - And What It Should Say How you can make it easier for your family to write your obituary.  Two reasons why you should write at least an outline for them now.   What to put in, and what to leave out. Read more . . . Permanent Link write a comment

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Jennifer A. Deland, Counselor-at-Law advises clients in all areas of estate planning, including wealth transmission planning, disability planning, special needs, pet trusts, Medicaid/Masshealth and related aspects of probate law. Her office is convenient for clients throughout the Metrowest area, including Holliston, Hopkinton, Milford, Medway, Medfield, Ashland, Framingham, Natick, Sherborn, Dover, Southborough, Sudbury and Westborough.