Effective Disclaimer of Anticipated Bequest by Beneficiary Saves the Day! By Deborah DiNardo, Esq. and Lauren F. Verni, Esq.

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A disclaimer filed in accordance with state law, including Rhode Island and Massachusetts, may prevent a beneficiary's creditors from accessing an inheritance, preserving it for other family members.

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