Jennifer L. Connor, Stow Estate Planning Attorney

About Connor Family Estate Planning

JENNIFER L. CONNOR IS A STOW ATTORNEY SPECIALIZING IN FAMILY ESTATE PLANNING NEEDS.

Regardless of financial situation or family circumstances, everyone needs a customized estate plan to ensure that intentions for the future are met. I enjoy working with clients to help them assess their needs and craft an estate plan that fits.

I am a wife and am the mother of two school-aged children. I understand that no one wants to contemplate not being present in the future, and that it's difficult to squeeze extra appointments into an already hectic family schedule. But having a comprehensive plan in place for your loved ones' benefit will provide peace of mind.

Here's a bit about my credentials: I'm a graduate of Boston College and Boston College Law School, where I am an adjunct faculty member; I've been a member of the Massachusetts Bar since 2001; and I formerly worked as an associate at Choate, Hall & Stewart. I am a proud sponsor of the Stow Gobbler, Springfest, the Stow Parent Teacher Organization (SPTO), and the Council on Aging. On a personal note, I am a parishioner at Apple Valley Catholic Collaborative, the co-leader of my daughter's Girl Scout troop, and a proud soccer mom. I enjoy traveling (especially to Disney), reading, playing MarioKart with my kids, and family time in the pool.

But most importantly, I enjoy what I do, and I look forward to meeting new people and helping them achieve their goals.

Services

Wills

Power of Attorney

Revocable Trusts

A Will is the foundation of every estate plan. It transfers property at death and also provides a vehicle to appoint your desired guardians for your children.

Revocable Trusts

Power of Attorney

Revocable Trusts

A Revocable Trust is a tool that is valuable for bypassing probate proceedings, and also for creating ongoing oversight for your children and they would inherit if you die.

Power of Attorney

With a Durable Power of Attorney, the agent you designate can keep your household running and act on your behalf, if you are incapacitated for any length of time.

Health Care Proxy

Documents for Young Adults

Power of Attorney

With a Health Care Proxy you can name the person who should make medical decisions on your behalf, if you are incapacitated. A HIPAA Release and Advanced Directive can also be helpful to give family and doctors guidance during a difficult time.

Probate Action

Documents for Young Adults

If you lose a love one or are named as the Personal Representative in someone's Will, I can assist and advise you with the Massachusetts probate process.

Documents for Young Adults

They might always be your babies, but in the eyes of the law, they are legal adults at age 18. A health care proxy and HIPAA Release can help provide you with fast information if your adult child is ill or in an accident.