J. DiMauro Law2025-08-22T17:14:59Zhttps://jdimaurolaw.com/feed/atom/WordPresshttps://jdimaurolaw.com/wp-content/uploads/2023/04/cropped-favicon-512x512-1-32x32.pngadmin<![CDATA[Let’s Protect Assets!]]>https://jdimaurolaw.com/?p=8602025-08-22T17:14:59Z2025-08-22T17:14:58ZWhether you are applying for assistance at home or are facing nursing home costs, we are here to assist you with asset preservation. Schedule a Free Call! Home page!
]]>0Joseph DiMauro<![CDATA[Estate Planning Process – New Clients]]>https://dev8.pinpointdigital.com/jdimaurolaw/?p=3382023-04-07T14:42:55Z2020-06-08T11:33:53ZIn this video, I explain the process of obtaining a state plan, where I will send an intake sheet to the client via email. The intake sheet will require the client to provide basic personal information, their children’s names and ages, and appointing individuals to handle their financial affairs and healthcare decisions. Additionally, the client can specify whether they want to be on life support and make any specific gifts.
]]>Joseph DiMauro<![CDATA[No Will. What Happens Now?]]>https://dev8.pinpointdigital.com/jdimaurolaw/?p=3322023-04-07T14:59:25Z2020-06-08T11:18:31ZThe video discusses the statutory scheme in Connecticut for distributing assets in the absence of a will. It explains that if someone dies without a will, the state essentially creates one for them, laying out where their assets will go. The video discusses the specific rules for distributing assets to a surviving spouse and children, and what happens if there are no surviving spouse or children.
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