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Multi-generational family enjoying a summer lakeside reunion in Maine, illustrating how family traditions and estate planning help preserve a lasting legacy.

Your Greatest Legacy Isn’t Found in a Will | Family Reunion Month

Family Reunion Month: Your Greatest Legacy Isn’t Found in a Will In our previous article, Why Family Reunion Month Is the Perfect Time to Talk About Estate Planning, we discussed why Family Reunion Month is the perfect opportunity to have meaningful conversations about the future. As families gather across Maine this summer, those conversations often […]

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Family gathered outdoors during a summer reunion in Maine, highlighting the importance of estate planning and family conversations about the future.

Family Reunion Month: Why Summer Gatherings Are the Best Time to Talk About the Future

There’s Something Special About Summer in Maine Whether it’s a weekend at the family camp, a lobster bake on the coast, a backyard barbecue, or an annual family reunion, summer has a way of bringing people together. Adult children return home. Grandchildren fill the yard with laughter. Generations gather around the same picnic table to

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5 Estate Planning Mistakes Maine Business Owners Should Avoid

5 Common Estate Planning Mistakes That Can Put Your Maine Business at Risk From family-owned blueberry farms in Washington County to lobster businesses along the coast, construction companies, campgrounds, restaurants, and Main Street shops, Maine’s small businesses are the backbone of our communities. Building a successful business doesn’t happen overnight. It takes years of early

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Working waterfront in Maine during summer, representing family-owned businesses and business succession planning.

If Your Maine Family Business Depends on You, Is There a Succession Plan?

Protect the Future of Your Maine Family Business with a Succession Plan Summer is one of the busiest seasons for many small businesses across Maine. Whether you own a lobster business, blueberry farm, campground, landscaping company, construction business, restaurant, or family-owned shop, these warmer months often bring your busiest days of the year. For many

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Older adults enjoying a boat trip together, illustrating travel planning tips for families traveling with an older loved one from Aging in Maine.

Planning a Trip With an Older Loved One? Start Here

Traveling With Aging Parents: Legal and Medical Documents to Have on Hand Summer in Maine is all about getting out and making memories. Whether you’re taking a scenic drive along the coast, spending a weekend at the lake, heading to camp, visiting family, or crossing state lines for a vacation, traveling with aging parents can

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