During COVID-19, some Maine lawyers are writing more wills – Mainebiz
Elizabeth Hunt was quoted in today’s Mainebiz article “During COVID-19, some Maine lawyers are writing more wills.” ” ‘I do think folks
Remote notarization becomes possible with order from Governor Mills
On April 8, Governor Mills issued Executive Order 37 FY 19/20, “An Order Temporarily Modifying Certain In-Person Notarization and Acknowledgement Requirements,” allowing
Executing estate plans in the time of COVID-19
In this time of social distancing and stay at home orders, complying with the “physical presence” requirements for the notarization and witnessing
Ensure your estate plan is in order while you’re working from home
By Elizabeth Hunt, Partner Thinking about worst case scenarios isn’t something anyone ever wants to dwell on, but the reality of COVID-19
New Year’s resolutions for your estate plan
According to a 2019 survey, 57% of adults in the U.S. don’t currently have estate planning documents in place. We’ve discussed in
Peter Plumb discusses planning for end of life on Maine Calling
Peter Plumb was a featured guest on a recent episode of Maine Calling, discussing the topic of planning for end of life,
How DNA testing is affecting estate planning
By Rachel W. Sears, Associate When we hear “DNA profiling,” most of us think of criminal law, where suspects’ profiles are compared to
Changes to the Maine Probate Code
by Elizabeth Hunt, Partner Effective September 1, 2019, Maine has a brand new probate code. The new code replaces a code that,
SCOTUS to Hear Important Case Affecting the Income Taxation of Trusts
By Elizabeth P. Hunt, Esq. Maine currently taxes (at a top rate of 7.15%) the income of trusts set up by persons