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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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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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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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Father’s Day: Protecting the People Who Depend on You

Father’s Day is often celebrated with backyard barbecues, handmade cards, family gatherings, and cherished memories. It’s a day dedicated to recognizing the fathers, grandfathers, and father figures who provide guidance, support, and unconditional love. But beyond the gifts and celebrations lies a deeper question every father should ask: If something happened to me tomorrow, would

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