We now have a weapon in the fight against the virus that triggered the most destructive pandemic in more than a century.
The FDA has issued emergency use authorization (EUA) for two different COVID-19 vaccines: one developed by Pfizer-BioNTech and the other by Moderna. Both vaccines are safe and...
Q & A with Dan Surprenant, Esq. CELA
Attorney Dan Surprenant with his wife, Dr. Kate LacosteDan, earlier you shared an article with our readers about the heart attack you suffered in January, 2020. We received quite...
If you are considering creating a special needs trust for a loved one, you’re in good company. More families than you may realize have at least one member who is disabled physically, intellectually, or emotionally and requires extra foresight when it comes to matters of estate planning. Below are some common questions...
As dedicated elder care lawyers serving Southeastern Massachusetts, we always look out for seniors. During the coronavirus pandemic, we are especially concerned for the health and well-being of those most vulnerable to COVID-19 and we know that you, their loved ones, are too. Since we all want to protect our older...
If you, like the vast majority of business owners in the U.S., own a family business, you have no doubt given thought to what will happen to your pride and joy company in the long-term. A skilled business succession/estate planning attorney will help you in your quest to ensure your business’s...
So, you have finally gotten around to the task of planning for the future by working with an experienced estate planning attorney and you’re feeling responsible and self-satisfied. Before you get too cocky, however, remember that your estate plan will have to be reviewed on a regular basis -- typically every...
Written By: Attorney Erin L. Nunes, Esq.
Thankfully, a New Year is here, and with it comes a host of resolutions. A Neilson survey found that the top goals for the new year included: 1) staying fit and healthy, 2) losing weight, 3) enjoying life to the fullest, 4)...
Written by Sarah Mahoney and Sheila Anne Feeney
The steady drone of coronavirus news these past nine months has spurred countless older Americans to face a long-procrastinated task: writing — or rewriting — their wills. But millions of...
Losing important documents is frustrating, especially something as important as your Social Security card.
You’ll want to consider whether you really need to get a replacement card. Knowing your number is what’s important, after all. You’ll rarely need the card itself — perhaps only when you get a new...
