ask Dr. LJ - wills
Sep. 9th, 2007 01:44 pm![[personal profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png){kind=small}
dchenesAfter Pepere died I started researching living wills and discovered that in Massachusetts, a living will isn't binding unless a lawyer has been involved in writing it. So, does anybody have any recommendations for lawyers in Boston?
In other news, I've been running around doing errands this morning, because I decided the weather yesterday wasn't conducive to running around. I really should turn right back around and go out again and get the last bookshelf I need for the living room, and a doormat. However, haing been grocery shopping, there's cooking that ought to get done too. Too bad I can't tell Lily I'll be back in an hour, so turn off the soup when it's done. (Anybody want threeyellow white onions? I had to buy some for the soup, but I only need one for that and I generally don't use onions.)
In other news, I've been running around doing errands this morning, because I decided the weather yesterday wasn't conducive to running around. I really should turn right back around and go out again and get the last bookshelf I need for the living room, and a doormat. However, haing been grocery shopping, there's cooking that ought to get done too. Too bad I can't tell Lily I'll be back in an hour, so turn off the soup when it's done. (Anybody want three
