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The CARE Act: Support for Maine’s Caregivers
Caregiving from family and friends is an invaluable help, particularly for older individuals who wish to continue living in their homes. Fortunately, many Mainers support each other by assisting with the multitude of daily living tasks. According to Valuing the Invaluable: 2015 Update by the AARP Public Policy Institute, 178,000 Mainers each provide an average…
What Is Long Term Care
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Trustee Duties
Duties of a Trustee As a trustee, you have been named to manage assets, funds, or property for someone else, which makes you a fiduciary. Fiduciary means the agreement is based on trust and confidence. Your basic duties as a trustee are outlined in the Maine Uniform Trust Code, but you should also…
FIFTEEN MYTHS REGARDING MEDICAID NURSING HOME BENEFITS IN MAINE MYTH 3 and 4
This series highlights the eligibility rules for Maine Medicaid (MaineCare) nursing home benefits and dispels certain myths the families that work with our office often hear. Myth 3: If I Put My Property in My Spouse’s Name, I Will Be Eligible for Medicaid. The Truth: This is not true when an individual is applying for…
The CARE Act: Support for Maine’s Caregivers
Caregiving from family and friends is an invaluable help, particularly for older individuals who wish to continue living in their homes. Fortunately, many Mainers support each other by assisting with the multitude of daily living tasks. According to Valuing the Invaluable: 2015 Update by the AARP Public Policy Institute, 178,000 Mainers each provide an average…
What Is Long Term Care
What is Long Term Care? And Why Should We Plan For It? What is Long Term Care? Long term care happens in that phase of life when a person can no longer manage his day-to-day activities without someone else’s assistance; that “helper” is often referred to as a caregiver.The caregiver’s services might take…

Preserving Your Family Home Legacy: Secure the Future for Generations with Estate Planning in Maine
Owning a cherished family home, especially in the scenic coastal regions of Maine such as Mount Desert Island, Hancock, and Deer Isle/Stonington, is a dream for many. However, ensuring that the family home stays within the lineage and preserves its legacy can be a complex task. That’s where a seasoned attorney can provide important assistance…
Trustee Duties
Duties of a Trustee As a trustee, you have been named to manage assets, funds, or property for someone else, which makes you a fiduciary. Fiduciary means the agreement is based on trust and confidence. Your basic duties as a trustee are outlined in the Maine Uniform Trust Code, but you should also…
FIFTEEN MYTHS REGARDING MEDICAID NURSING HOME BENEFITS IN MAINE MYTH 3 and 4
This series highlights the eligibility rules for Maine Medicaid (MaineCare) nursing home benefits and dispels certain myths the families that work with our office often hear. Myth 3: If I Put My Property in My Spouse’s Name, I Will Be Eligible for Medicaid. The Truth: This is not true when an individual is applying for…
The CARE Act: Support for Maine’s Caregivers
Caregiving from family and friends is an invaluable help, particularly for older individuals who wish to continue living in their homes. Fortunately, many Mainers support each other by assisting with the multitude of daily living tasks. According to Valuing the Invaluable: 2015 Update by the AARP Public Policy Institute, 178,000 Mainers each provide an average…
What Is Long Term Care
What is Long Term Care? And Why Should We Plan For It? What is Long Term Care? Long term care happens in that phase of life when a person can no longer manage his day-to-day activities without someone else’s assistance; that “helper” is often referred to as a caregiver.The caregiver’s services might take…

Preserving Your Family Home Legacy: Secure the Future for Generations with Estate Planning in Maine
Owning a cherished family home, especially in the scenic coastal regions of Maine such as Mount Desert Island, Hancock, and Deer Isle/Stonington, is a dream for many. However, ensuring that the family home stays within the lineage and preserves its legacy can be a complex task. That’s where a seasoned attorney can provide important assistance…