Julie Ladimer @ladimerlaw

If you have kids, chances are you’ve put more thought into choosing a babysitter for “date night” than you have in choosing someone who could raise them in the event you were unexpectedly incapacitated or passed away. It’s time to change that. ladimerlaw.com/plan-date-nigh…

You don’t have to wait until your child with special needs turns 18 to think about legal planning. Here are a few reasons to put a Special Needs Trust in place as soon as possible. ladimerlaw.com/middlesex-coun…

Honest question: how much time have you spent planning for your children’s future in the event you passed away or became incapacitated and could not raise them? ladimerlaw.com/plan-date-nigh…

This is a great overview of Wills and Trusts, and which documents you may need to protect your assets and make life easier for your loved ones when you are gone someday. sandiegouniontribune.com/caregiver/fina…

Caring for a loved one with dementia is tricky because of the progressive nature of the disease. The care plan that works today for your family may not be suitable in the weeks or months ahead. Here’s what you need to know to prepare for the future. ladimerlaw.com/elder-care-law…

Is your older loved one showing signs that maybe he or she can no longer live alone or manage everyday affairs? Here are a few tips in the event you need to step in and help. ladimerlaw.com/massachusetts-…

If you were suddenly incapacitated or passed away, what would happen to your pets? If you want the peace of mind and confidence knowing that they’d be well taken care of, you may want to consider adding them to your estate plan. Here are a few ways how. bravotv.com/unleashed/dont…

Want to have an organized estate plan? Track your passwords and accounts. forbes.com/sites/megangor…

Investing in cryptocurrencies? Don’t forget to tell your lawyer and include them in your estate plan! cnbc.com/2018/04/30/add…

When a parent disinherits children on their death bed, the child(ren) often seek to challenge the will in court. Unfortunately, undue influence is hard to prove. This story is a good example why. marketwatch.com/story/my-late-…

A Special Needs Trust does more than just protect your child’s access to government benefits. Here’s an overview of how this important legal document works. ladimerlaw.com/middlesex-coun…

Planning early is key if you think a loved one has Alzheimer’s or dementia. If the doctor believes he or she has “mental capacity” to sign legal documents, you have a small window of opportunity to put an estate or asset protection plan in place. ladimerlaw.com/elder-care-law…