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There is an order of priority to determine who gets an asset. This is important to understand so that nothing unintentio...
08/11/2026

There is an order of priority to determine who gets an asset. This is important to understand so that nothing unintentionally goes to the wrong person. Too often people think they have set everything up exactly right, and after they are gone their loved ones realize something is about to happen that would make them roll over in their grave. My goal is to ensure that you understand the rules so you can use them as you please. Read the Article Here! https://allaireelderlaw.com/articles/who-is-the-beneficiary

The most important planning document is a Power of Attorney (POA). This allowssomeone you trust (perhaps multiple people...
07/14/2026

The most important planning document is a Power of Attorney (POA). This allows

someone you trust (perhaps multiple people) to manage your finances. Their abilities might be very broad, or limited. They may not even know they have them! But the ability to help pay a bill, sell a car, and sign contracts can be very important.

Read the article here: https://allaireelderlaw.com/articles/the-importance-of-a-power-of-attorney

The best thing about having free will is that you can do what you think is right. As long as you don’t hurt others, of c...
06/30/2026

The best thing about having free will is that you can do what you think is right. As long as you don’t hurt others, of course. The basic human dignity that comes from determining your own path is invaluable. As we all know, freedom is not a given.
Read the article: https://allaireelderlaw.com/articles/free-will

Connecticut retired teachers are invited to join us for Tea Time with Tammy on Thursday, July 9, 2026, from 9:30–10:15 A...
06/18/2026

Connecticut retired teachers are invited to join us for Tea Time with Tammy on Thursday, July 9, 2026, from 9:30–10:15 AM EST.

This special virtual gathering will feature Attorney Halley Allaire, who will present an informative discussion on Estate Planning Basics, including Powers of Attorney, Living Wills, HIPAA authorizations, Last Wills and Testaments, and the probate process. Attendees will also have the opportunity to ask questions about these important topics.

Space is limited, so be sure to register early! https://us06web.zoom.us/webinar/register/WN_NWxiNuwDRHChxCK0EXITgQ #/registration

House ScamsEvery so often a client will ask whether a letter they received is a scam, or not. There are a few we have se...
05/19/2026

House Scams
Every so often a client will ask whether a letter they received is a scam, or not. There are a few we have seen many times, but they look so real if it is your first experience. It’s scary!
Read more in our blog: https://allaireelderlaw.com/articles/house-scams

Not every estate plan is the same. It is important to consult with an elder law attorney to determine what best fits you...
05/05/2026

Not every estate plan is the same. It is important to consult with an elder law attorney to determine what best fits your wishes, and circumstances. But there is one document that anyone with a spouse on Medicaid (Title 19) must have. A Last Will! But probably not the one you already have.
Read more on our blog: https://allaireelderlaw.com/articles/medicaid-and-special-wills

Gifting and the LookbackMedicaid is a program that can pay for care, whether at home or in a facility. When in need of M...
04/21/2026

Gifting and the Lookback
Medicaid is a program that can pay for care, whether at home or in a facility. When in need of Medicaid funds to pay for such care, you must submit an application. This allows the Department of Social Services to review whether you have a need for care (the physical assessment) and whether you can afford that care yourself (the financial review).
Read the full article here:
https://allaireelderlaw.com/articles/gifting-and-the-lookback

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