Does a dementia diagnosis mean it’s too late for estate planning?
By Linda T. Cammuso
If you or a loved one are among the millions of individuals diagnosed with dementia or Alzheimer’s disease, it is possible...
Doing your will online could be dangerous
By Linda T. Cammuso
Thousands of individuals sidestep using an estate planning attorney to create their wills and other estate planning documents. Instead, they turn...
Raising your grandchildren? Estate planning a must
By Linda T. Cammuso
Today, more grandchildren are living with grandparents than ever before. According to data collected over the past 40 years, the number...
Urge your adult children to have their own estate plan
By Linda T. Cammuso
Most informed seniors have an estate plan, but what about their adult children? All too often, estate planning is perceived as...
Aid & Attendance for veterans: Changes on the horizon
By Linda T. Cammuso
Aid and Attendance is a program of the Veterans Administration (VA) that provides benefits for veterans and surviving spouses who require...
Selecting the right person to handle your estate plan
By Linda T. Cammuso
Choosing the personal representative (the new term in Massachusetts for “executor”) of your estate is one of the most important decisions...
New LTC Insurance law protects consumers
By Linda T. Cammuso
For seniors who own or are considering long-term care insurance, the recent signing of Massachusetts Senate Bill 2359, “An Act Establishing...
Protecting your Children’s Inheritance
By Linda T. Cammuso
When parents name a child in a will or trust, or list the child as a joint owner on an asset...
Estate Planning: The right professional can make it easy
By Linda T. Cammuso
One of the primary reasons people procrastinate establishing a will or other estate plan documents is apprehension about the process. Whether...
Failing yourself and loved ones if dementia strikes
By Linda T. Cammuso
Failing to do an estate plan touches lives in ways that we often fail to imagine. So many people drag their...
