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Does Your Trust Really Protect Your Children?
By Linda T. Cammuso Whether your kids are 3 years old or 33, protecting their inheritance from future financial pitfalls may be one of your major goals in the estate planning process. Increasingly, parents are looking to shelter their children’s inheritance from...![Digital Assets: Reshaping the way you think about them](https://estatepreservationlaw.com/wp-content/uploads/2018/02/digital-assest-768x513.jpg)
Digital Assets: Reshaping the way you think about them
By Linda T. Cammuso When it comes to, wills, power of attorney and all that goes into crafting your estate plan, you should include a discussion about digital assets with your attorney. Our lives today are primarily conducted online – making digital assets part of our...Worcester Business Journal on Law Firm Rebrand
After doubling in size and acquiring a Princeton-based law firm, Worcester-based Estate Preservation Law Offices announced a rebranding of the firm. Read more.Prepare for Disappointment: Your children may not want your stuff
By: Brendan J. King In working with clients on their estate plans we often deal with those who are downsizing and we are struck by the number of people who are convinced that their children and/or grandchildren want their “stuff” after they move into smaller...![A Sign of the times: Massachusetts’ highest court rules Yahoo can release deceased user’s emails to personal representative (executor)](https://estatepreservationlaw.com/wp-content/uploads/2017/12/bigstock-Law-Judge-And-Justice-Symbol-97424360-768x465.jpg)
A Sign of the times: Massachusetts’ highest court rules Yahoo can release deceased user’s emails to personal representative (executor)
By Linda T. Cammuso A long and hard fought battle against Yahoo to access a deceased subscriber’s emails is one step closer to victory, as well as a poignant sign of the times. John Ajemian died at age 43 in a bicycle accident, leaving no will. His siblings were...Massachusetts 21st State to Launch an ABLE Program
By Brendan J. King In March of 2015 we wrote about the ABLE Act becoming law. See Achieving a Better Life Experience (ABLE) Act of 2014 Now Law: What it means to disabled individuals and their families. We are pleased to tell you that Massachusetts has launched its...Retirement on Your Horizon: Are you fully prepared?
By Linda T. Cammuso Many American workers today are postponing retirement until 70 or even longer. While a variety of factors enter into their decision, approaching retirement at any age creates both an opportunity and a need to consider (or reconsider) implications...Opioid Addiction: Implications for your estate planning
By Linda T. Cammuso The opioid epidemic has become an everyday discussion in mainstream society. According to a recent Boston Globe article, 4 in 10 adults know someone who has abused prescription painkillers in recent years. You may even be among those who know of a...Sunday Telegram Interviews Brendan J. King on Special Needs Planning
Brendan King was featured in a full page article in the March 26, 2017 edition of the Worcester Telegram & Gazette’s Sunday Telegram, discussing estate planning for individuals with special needs. A specialist in this legal area, Brendan draws from his own...![April is National Autism Awareness Month](https://estatepreservationlaw.com/wp-content/uploads/2019/04/Autism-Awareness-sm-1-900x675.jpg)
April is National Autism Awareness Month
Autism and Special Needs: April is National Autism Awareness Month. This is an opportunity to promote awareness, support and acceptance for individuals and their families and caregivers who are affected by autism. At Estate Preservation Law Offices, we take this...Estate Planning When There is a Special Needs Individual in Your Care
By Brendan J. King: If you are the parent, grandparent or other caretaker of an autistic or special needs individual, there are specific details that must be addressed in your estate plan. The planning process considers financial, legal and lifetime needs for...![Legislation that makes it Easier to Plan for Your Special Needs Loved One](https://estatepreservationlaw.com/wp-content/uploads/2017/03/autism-awareness.png)