Linda Cammuso joined the discussion on The Morning Show on NECN about pet owners and whether they go too far and spend too much keeping their pets happy and well-cared for. Pet owners feel they absolutely do not go too Read More …
Reverse Mortgages provide a viable source of financial independence for many seniors. Earlier this year, two major players in the reverse mortgage market stopped offering them, citing higher costs, lowering real estate values and unwieldy regulations. With many seniors already Read More …
If you want to make an easy job seem mighty hard, just keep putting off doing it. Olin Miller Avoidance behavior is easy and we all practice it to an extent; but delaying important estate planning decisions can have profoundly Read More …
Post by Linda Cammuso People do recognize the need for long-term care and nursing home planning for others-not for themselves or their loved ones; they simply deny that they could be in such a situation. If you are among those, Read More …
Post by Brendan King If you, or anyone you know, have misconceptions about estate planning, be sure to catch 10 Estate Planning Mistakes that People Make that was aired on Money Matters Radio. If you needed a stent, you would Read More …
Post by Brendan King The importance of getting your assets in line for estate planning and asset protection is discussed in a Money Matters Radio broadcast Do My Assets Tie Into My Estate Plan? The Importance of Asset Titling. In Read More …
Meaghan McCausland, of Millbury, MA, has been awarded $1,500 from The Estate Preservation Law Scholarship Fund. The scholarship fund was created in 2009 by Estate Preservation Law Offices’ partners, Linda T. Cammuso and Brendan J. King. Meaghan plans to attend Read More …
The summer issue of Bridging the Gap, Estate Preservation Law Offices’ newsletter was released last week. With the passage of two new laws in Massachusetts and another at the Federal level, partners Attorney Linda T. Cammuso and Attorney Brendan J. Read More …
Post by Linda Cammuso Oftentimes people delay doing a will or an estate plan simply because they do not know how to split up their personal property such as jewelry, among their children; they don’t want to make mistakes or Read More …
Post By Linda Cammuso Probate avoidance is a common and appropriate goal for many people during the estate planning process. While much information abounds about probate, it is important to separate myth from fact. In this series of articles, Estate Read More …
