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A New Year, A Fresh Start: Why Estate Planning Should Be on Your 2026 To-Do List

Jan 7, 2026 Alyssa Marie Monteleon, Esq.

Start the Year with a Plan That Protects Your Family A new year brings a

Assets Estate Planning Trusts

Meaningful Charitable Giving in Estate Planning

Nov 24, 2025 Alyssa Marie Monteleon, Esq.

November is a season for gratitude — a time to gather with loved ones, reflect

Elder Law Financial Planning Trusts

Can You Leave a Retirement Account in Your Will or Trust?

Mar 3, 2025 Alyssa Marie Monteleon, Esq.

Upon retiring, you may begin to wonder if you can leave your retirement account to

Estate Planning Trusts

What is a Charitable Remainder Trust? What You Need to Know

Feb 11, 2025 Alyssa Marie Monteleon, Esq.

When it comes to trusts, there are many types of both revocable and irrevocable trusts

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