Ladimer Law Blog

In today’s society, people are busier than ever before.  We have more tasks on our hands between work and family.  We have learned to organize our schedules to make everything fit.  This entails planning ahead for both the big and small things, from family vacation to family meals.  As a society, we have adapted to […]

November Event FSP The Worcester Chapter of the  Society of Financial Service Professions is thrilled to announce the November event, FSP Financial College Partnership, co-sponsored by Worcester State University.

Ladimer Law Office is pleased to participate in the following event: Tuesday June 3, 2014Come join us for our Annual Worcester Chapter FSP EventPlanting the Seed – Succession Planning and GrowthGuest Speaker: Peter Mezitt from Weston Nurseries   Weston Nurseries a 4th generation business priding itself on proper succession planning and exceptional customer service aiding […]

Preprinted or online legal forms are appealing to people who do not wish to pay an attorney for legal services.  However, a case out of the Florida Supreme Court, Aldrich v. Basile, is a prime example of why it is not advised to use a preprinted or online form to create an estate plan.

Every trust has three components, a Settlor (a/k/a donor, trustor, or grantor), a Trustee, and a Beneficiary.  The Settlor creates the trust and transfers the asset to be held in the trust to the Trustee.  The Trustee is an individual (or an institution, such as a bank) who has legal capacity to act as a […]

Medicaid is a federal and state funded program which helps cover the cost of in-home and skilled nursing care for the elderly and the disabled.  However, in today’s economy, the cost of in-home care and skilled nursing care are increasing dramatically, and the number of people who need these services are increasing exponentially.  Therefore, the […]