Similar Posts
Have an advance health-care directive? Now make the most of it.
By: Rudman Winchell Attorney Jonathan P. Hunter Maine law permits competent adults and emancipated minors to prepare an advance health-care directive. An advance directive authorizes an agent to make health-care decisions for you if you become incapacitated. Your advance directive may also include specific instructions regarding provision or withdrawal of life-sustaining treatment, artificial nutrition and…
Rudman Winchell Welcomes Attorney Joshua A. Tardy To The Firm
Rudman Winchell is pleased to announce that Joshua A. Tardy has rejoined the firm. Having begun his career as an associate attorney at Rudman Winchell in 1993, Josh will serve the firm and its clients in an Of Counsel position as of July 1, 2018. Josh was a member of Irwin, Tardy, & Morris where…
Saving The Family Camp
With the seasons changing and Fall upon us, many people are thinking of closing up their camps and preparing them for winter. If you own a camp, or any vacation property for that matter, you likely reminisce about the summer and the family activities that took place while going through the tasks of preparing the…
Attorneys Recognized “Ones to Watch” Best Lawyers® for 2021
Bangor, Maine, August 26, 2020 – Two attorneys from Rudman Winchell have been recognized in the 2021 edition of Best Lawyers – Ones to Watch. Best Lawyers utilizes the consensus of leading community lawyers regarding the professional abilities of their colleagues. Thus, the recognition Rudman Winchell receives comes entirely from peer-review feedback. Joshua A. Randlett, a…
LEARN ABOUT: Do I need a Revocable Trust?
A revocable trust is a trust established during lifetime that the creator of the trust has the power to change or revoke. A revocable trust becomes irrevocable upon its creator’s death. Revocable trusts can provide important estate planning advantages, but they are not a universal solution to all problems.Planning for Disability A revocable trust facilitates…