Estate Planning

Estate Planning for Single People in Maine: What You Need to Know If you’re single, it’s easy to assume estate planning isn’t urgent. After all, you may not have a spouse or children depending on you. But in reality, estate planning can be even more important when you’re single—especially in Maine. Without a plan in place, state

John, a retired mechanic from central Maine, was diagnosed with Parkinson’s disease at age 68. His doctors told him and his wife, Linda, to expect slow progression. At first, the symptoms were mild. John had a slight tremor in his hand. He moved more slowly and struggled with balance. Life mostly continued as normal. Over

Parkinson’s Awareness Month and Why It Matters April is Parkinson’s Awareness Month, and for many Maine families, Parkinson’s is not just something they read about — it is something they live with every day. Parkinson’s is a progressive disease, and as it advances, many individuals eventually need help at home, assisted living, or nursing home