Super Lawyers, part of Thomson Reuters, has recognized six Tarlow Breed Hart & Rodgers, P.C. attorneys as Massachusetts Super Lawyers for 2024. The Tarlow Breed Hart & Rodgers attorneys recognized as "Super Lawyers" are: Richard P. Breed, III was recognized for Estate Planning & Probate, Tax, and Closely Held Business Albert A. DeNapoli was recognized for Business Litigation, Family Law, and State, Local & Municipal Law Mark S. Furman was recognized for Business Litigation and General Litigation Jeffrey P. Hart was recognized for Closely Held Business, Tax, and Estate Planning & Probate Michael P. Radin was recognized for Closely Held Business, M&A, Real Estate, and Franchise/Dealership Law Melissa E. Sydney was recognized for Estate Planning & Probate Super Lawyers is a rating service of outstanding lawyers from more than 70 practice areas who have attained a high degree of professional achievement and peer recognition. Super Lawyers are nominated by their peers in the legal industry, then evaluated by a credentialed "blue ribbon" panel of attorneys. Only 5% of Massachusetts attorneys achieve Super Lawyer status.

Premarital and postmarital agreements can serve an important purpose in protecting assets and preventing disputes. These documents are legal contracts which can play a crucial role, not only in potential divorce proceedings but also in estate planning. In this article, we'll explore the significance of these agreements, their impact on estate plans, and how they can help you secure your financial future.

The the critical importance of privacy and confidentiality in the estate planning process cannot be overstated. These principles not only protect a client's sensitive information but also ensure the integrity of their wishes and the smooth transfer of assets to their beneficiaries. Let's explore the various aspects of privacy and confidentiality in estate planning, discussing why they matter, how they're maintained, and what challenges we face in the digital age.