The Parents Estate Planning Law Firm

06/17/2026

Congrats on the big event, Parents!! YOU DID IT!!

But did you know that once your Grad turns 18, you do not automatically have access to medical information or the ability to help with important financial matters in an emergency?

That's why EVERY ADULT should have essential legal documents in place, including a Health Care Proxy, HIPAA Authorization, and Durable Power of Attorney.

For a limited time, when you create a Comprehensive Estate Plan
with us, we'll include one 18+ Essential Legal Documents Package at no additional cost. A $350 value. *TELL YOUR FRIENDS!*

If you've been meaning to get your own estate plan in place, now is the perfect time to protect yourself and help protect your adult child.

Request a complimentary, no-obligation call to learn more today: 978-263-6900

**To qualify for this offer, your planning session must take place on or before July 17th.**

06/17/2026

Are you really sure your current estate plan works for your life now?

Maybe you've been meaning to put a plan in place, but don't know where to start. Maybe you have an old plan. Chances are you’re not as protected as you think. Estate planning is something we all know we should do, but most people feel confused, overwhelmed, or unsure where to start.

Give us just 30 minutes for Estate Planning 101 and gain clarity on any gaps in your current plan, and the risks of having no plan at all.

Event Details:
🗓️ June 24 · 12:30 PM
💻 Free Online Class

Comment CLARITY for the link to register!

06/16/2026

We get a lot of calls from people using AI to create a will or estate planning documents and then wanting an attorney to review them.

We get it. AI can be a great tool.

But estate planning isn't just about creating documents. It's about making sure those documents actually work for your family and your goals.

Missing guardianship provisions, a trust that isn't funded correctly, or a plan that doesn't account for Massachusetts law can create problems that aren't obvious until it's too late.

And when your family is facing an emergency or crisis, AI won't be there to guide them. AI doesn't know your family or what matters most to you.

Want to know what you really need to protect your family, your assets, and yourself? Let's talk.

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06/11/2026

From Bucket to Big Milestones 🎓

Something incredibly special has been happening around the office lately. We’ve had a wave of clients calling to let us know that their kids are graduating and turning 18!

The most amazing part? We vividly remember these same "kids" sleeping on our conference table in their little baby bucket 18 years ago while their parents were planning for their futures. Now, they are stepping into adulthood and need their own incapacity documents set up.

Time flies, but protecting the people you love never goes out of style.

How We Help:

For our existing clients: If your child is turning 18 and you haven't set up their legal protections yet, we’d love to see you (and them!) again.

For new families: If you have a young adult hitting this milestone and want to ensure they are legally protected, we would love to meet you.

📞 Contact our office today to get started!
978-263-6900

Let's make sure the next generation is prepared for whatever comes next.
FuturePlanning

06/11/2026

Meet our newest team member! Please join us in welcoming our summer intern, Ellie, to The Parents Estate Planning Law Firm. We're glad you're here and look forward to a great summer!

She is a rising senior at Trinity College, where she is majoring in Public Policy and Law and minoring in Formal Organizations, with plans to pursue a career in law. she is excited to be gaining hands-on experience in estate planning law and looks forward to contributing to the firm this summer! 😄

06/09/2026

MEET OUR ATTORNEYS:

David Feakes:
David Feakes is the founder and owner of The Parents Estate Planning Law Firm, PC. Seeking ways to connect and build long-term relationships with his clients, David started the firm in 1998 when his oldest daughter (now in her mid-20s) was just a baby.
David and his wife, Paula (who joined the firm in 2008), wanted to connect with young parents to help them breathe easy, knowing that if they created the right plan, there would be no doubt about who would care for their children. With this goal in mind, David joined the Family Wealth Planning Institute, where he learned everything he could about estate planning for young families.
David works with his clients to guide them as they preserve and protect their assets, loved ones, and legacies; their stories, guidance, and advice – the intangible assets that are often forgotten in typical estate planning. David works with his clients to guide them as they preserve and protect their assets, loved ones, and legacies; their stories, guidance, and advice – the intangible assets that are often forgotten in typical estate planning.

Alicia Blanchard:
Alicia Blanchard is a dedicated estate planning attorney at The Parents Estate Planning Law Firm, serving families across Massachusetts. Alicia graduated from Saint Anselm College with a Bachelor’s degree in International Relations and minors in French and Asian Studies. Immediately after graduation, she moved to Florida to work at Walt Disney World, where she had the unique job of ensuring Main Street USA had a fresh and unique scent every day.
After three years, Alicia returned to Massachusetts to be closer to her family and pursue her law degree at UMass Law School. During her time at UMass, she was actively involved in Law Review and the Student Government. Upon graduating and passing the bar, Alicia spent six years as a general practice attorney, exploring various areas of law but ultimately developing a deep passion for estate planning.
Alicia’s commitment to estate planning is driven by her close-knit family background and her strong desire to protect her loved ones. Growing up on a farm in Littleton, Massachusetts, she developed a love for gardening, which she continues to enjoy in her spare time. On weekends, you can find Alicia gardening or refinishing and repurposing antiques.

Sarah Cameron:
Sarah Cameron is an estate planning attorney at The Parents Estate Planning Law Firm in Acton, Massachusetts. She is passionate about helping families create thoughtful plans that protect the people they love most.
Sarah earned her Bachelor’s degree in Philosophy from Mount Holyoke College and her Juris Doctor from the University of Connecticut School of Law. Early in her legal career, she practiced real estate law and later worked at the LEGO Group on intellectual property matters before founding POM POM, one of the first snow, surf, and skate brands created for girls.
Before joining the firm, Sarah spent many years working in residential real estate throughout Massachusetts, guiding clients through important life transitions and helping them navigate complex decisions with clarity and care.

No matter what stage of parenting you are in, our team can help you protect your family from uncertainty and prepare them for a bright future.

Call Today: 978-263-6900

06/05/2026

We believe that building an inclusive future starts with the conversations we have at home. Diverse stories help children develop empathy, understand the beautiful variety of families in our communities, and embrace who they are.

In celebration of Pride Month, we wanted to share a curated list of wonderful LGBTQ+ books for young readers for your kids! These stories highlight love, family, identity, and kindness in powerful ways.

We encourage our clients, colleagues, and community members to look for these titles at independent, local businesses. Supporting local bookstores like keeps our communities vibrant and ensures that diverse voices continue to be represented on our shelves.

What are your family’s favorite inclusive reads?
Let us know in the comments below! 👇

06/04/2026

What would happen to your kids if something happened to you? Without legal documentation, a court may ultimately decide.

As a parent, you know planning for the unexpected matters. But between work, school schedules, activities, and everyday family life, it’s easy to put it off.

The good news is that putting the right plan in place to protect your children is often simpler than you expect.

JOIN OUR FREE WEBINAR:
🗓️ June 9 · 8:00 PM

As a parent, you know planning for the unexpected matters. But between work, school schedules, activities, and everyday family life, it’s easy to put it off.