Digital Footprint and Estate Planning

Handling a Loved One’s Digital Footprint After They Die Jesse Bifulco, Attorney, Camden Maine Most adults have not made a will, let alone created an estate plan addressing their online profiles and accounts. As your online presence grows professionally and personally,...

How to Plan for Your Maine Family Camp or Second Home Estate Plan

vacation home estate planning Saving the Family Vacation Home 70% of kids lose their parent’s vacation home in the first generation 90% in the second. Learn how to keep the vacation home or family camp in the family for generations Make a PlanLearn How Legacy...

Cryptocurrency in Estate Planning

For estate planning, there are three key elements for handling cryptocurrency. Read more to learn about Cryptocurrency in Estate Planning.

The Rich and Famous Can Make Estate-Planning Mistakes, Just Like Regular Folks

A cautionary tale about estate planning mistakes.

Estate Planning Options for Retirement Accounts

Estate Planning Options for Retirement Accounts Learn Your Options

Can People with Disabilities Have Assets Without Being Disqualified for Mainecare or SSI?

The funds of a person with a disability are used to fund or establish a first party supplemental needs trust. The federal law, and Maine law allows these trusts.

Four Reasons Your Will May Be Contested in Court

Considering the time and expense, will contests are something you’ll want to avoid at all costs. Not only would it jeopardize your final wishes but it also causes unnecessary and painful conflict among your loved ones during an already emotionally trying time.

Don’t Risk it: Protect Your Finances From Coronavirus Complications

As the coronavirus continues to expand across the country, thousands of Americans are unable to carry out normal financial responsibilities because they are too ill, or they are stuck abroad and unable to travel home, or from a lack of resources due to being isolated at home.