February is known as the month of love, but it can also be the month of security for your family. This Feel-good February, why not give your loved ones the […]
Read MoreWritten by Attorney Daniel M. Surprenant, Esq, CELA, Managing Partner We know the pride and joy homeowners feel when passing down their treasured properties. But what if the transfer process […]
Read MoreBecoming an executor, also known as a personal representative, of an estate is a responsibility that often falls to family members or close friends after someone passes away. Understanding this […]
Read MoreEstate administration is a critical yet often overlooked aspect of life planning. This process involves the legal and financial activities necessary to manage a deceased person’s affairs. If you’re a […]
Read MoreBeing a personal representative (executor) is a serious job. It is also a stressful one since you have to perform your duties while grieving and perhaps overwhelmed by loss. Engaging […]
Read MoreRecognizing that your elderly parents are losing strength and ability as they age is painful, but it is also realistic. Just as your parents cared for and protected you when […]
Read MoreWhile most people understand that they will need a Last Will and Testament, a recent Gallup poll shows that 46 percent of American adults do not have a will. If […]
Read MoreOwning and managing a small business on a day-to-day basis is no easy matter. Too many small business owners feel so pressed for time that they delay when it comes […]
Read MoreMy name is Ashley Algarvio. I am the Lead Case Manager at Surprenant & Beneski, P.C. and I have had the pleasure of working for Dan Surprenant & Michelle Beneski […]
Read Moreby Attorney Rebecca S. Spinner How much do you know about estate planning? How prepared are you and your family? Take this short quiz to test your knowledge and perhaps […]
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