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Who Should I Name as a Co-Trustee?

Who Should I Name as a Co-Trustee?

by Annette Hines | Nov 15, 2022 | Estate Planning, General Interest

If you’ve already created a revocable trust, congratulations—that means you’ve taken steps to protect the people important to you and eliminated concerns they may have about what will happen when you’re gone. A recent article, “3 Things to Consider when Naming...
No Will? You’re Putting Your Kids at Risk

No Will? You’re Putting Your Kids at Risk

by Annette Hines | Nov 4, 2022 | Estate Planning, General Interest, Parenting, Special Needs Planning

Many people delay the conversation or thoughts of having to prepare a will. Confronting the possibility of one’s death is not easy. However, as the recent death of actor Anne Heche shows us, not having a will can place a significant burden on your children and cause...
Celebrating 10 Years of Service

Celebrating 10 Years of Service

by Annette Hines | Aug 29, 2022 | Advocacy, Education, Events, General Interest

At Special Needs Law Group of Massachusetts, we’re celebrating 10 years of service in the disability community as a law firm solely dedicated to offering specialized legal services to families with disabilities.  The creation of our law group in July 2012 was...
Financial Crimes Against the Elderly and Disabled Are Escalating

Financial Crimes Against the Elderly and Disabled Are Escalating

by Annette Hines | Aug 17, 2022 | Elder Law, General Interest

In August, it was discovered that nearly $1 million in SNAP benefits and $250,000 in DTA (Department of Transitional Assistance) cash benefits have been stolen from approximately 2,000 Massachusetts households primarily in the Brockton, Quincy, Boston area. The...
PDA, have you heard of it?  It is not what you are thinking

PDA, have you heard of it? It is not what you are thinking

by Annette Hines | Aug 1, 2022 | Autism, General Interest, Parenting

Guest Article By Diane Gould, Licensed Clinical Social Worker and Board Certified Behavior Analyst Have you ever met a child who did not fit into one of the diagnostic categories we use for struggling kids?  Maybe you have one of those.  The child may fit some of the...
Happy Father’s Day from a Survivor

Happy Father’s Day from a Survivor

by Annette Hines | Jun 10, 2022 | General Interest, Parenting

Happy Father’s Day from a Survivor Father’s Day should be the positive of days for dads throughout the year. Better than birthdays. Better than Christmas. Even better than your family vacation. All the attention of your family goes into this day. And for your...
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  • No Will? You’re Putting Your Kids at Risk

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