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Bangor, Maine, September 12, 2022 – Four Rudman Winchell attorneys are recognized in Best Lawyers: Ones to Watch 2023. This publication recognizes attorneys who have practiced under ten years for their outstanding professional excellence. Best Lawyers: Ones to Watch 2023 is based entirely on peer reviews, reflecting the opinion of leading community lawyers regarding the…
The Fall of “DOMA”—New Planning Opportunities For Same Sex Couples
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On June 26, 2013, the Supreme Court of the United States issued the groundbreaking opinion regarding same-sex marriage in U.S. v. Windsor. Windsor was an estate tax case at its core involving a significant tax benefit married couples call the marital deduction. Prior to the decision in Windsor, same sex couples could not take advantage…
Northern Light Blue Hill & Maine Coast Hospital Board Welcomes Three New Trustees, Including Rudman Winchell’s Own Michael A. Hockenbury, Esq
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Find the full article at The Ellsworth American. Michael Hockenbury, Esq Rudman Winchell 207-947-4501
Attorney Kristi C. Trafton joins Rudman Winchell Law Firm
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Bangor, Maine, August 29th, 2022: Rudman Winchell is pleased to announce that attorney Kristi C. Trafton has joined the firm as part of our real estate and municipal law teams. Kristi has previous experience as a title attorney in the Bangor area. Kristi graduated from the University of Maine with a bachelors’ degree in political…
CHILD SUPPORT IS HOW MUCH?
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By Rudman Winchell Attorney Anthony A. Trask I have written more than once about the difficulty of predicting how much a Maine Family Court will award in alimony in a divorce. Maine’s law on this subject is complex and allows the trial judge an abundance of discretion in deciding what is fair and reasonable.[i] As…