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Virtual Notarization to End in Massachusetts on July 15, 2022

COVID-19 Resources, Financial • By Anthony J. Dragga • May 31, 2022

Maria Remillard Writes “10 Things I know about … Prenuptial agreements” for the Worcester Business Journal

Alimony, Financial • By Maria L. Rockwell Remillard • April 5, 2022

Virtual Notarization Act Extended in Massachusetts

COVID-19 Resources, Financial • By Anthony J. Dragga • June 22, 2021

Massachusetts Employers Face Hike In Q1 Unemployment Tax Rates

COVID-19 Resources, Financial • By Bowditch & Dewey • May 17, 2021

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Jon Barooshian Quoted in Law360’s “Corruption Trial Puts Mass. Pot Regime Under Microscope”

Celebrity / Current Events, Financial • By Jon S. Barooshian • May 10, 2021

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COVID-19 Funeral Assistance From FEMA

COVID-19 Resources, Financial • By Katherine R. Dorval • April 20, 2021

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Gaining Access to Your College Student’s Records

Financial • By Rebecca MacGregor • August 31, 2020

Record Low Interest Rates Let You Have Your Cake and Eat It Too – Life Insurance, Investments & Intra-family Loans

COVID-19 Resources, Financial, Taxes • By Rebecca MacGregor • August 12, 2020

Rebecca MacGregor quoted in Forbes’ “Need A Loan? Tax Rules Now Let You Borrow From Family At Ultra Low Interest Rates”

Family Business, Financial • August 6, 2020

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Tim Monahan to Present ACTION Innovation Network Webinar on Doing Business in the U.S.

Financial, Taxes • By Timothy C. Monahan • November 21, 2019

John Shoro Quoted in Forbes’ “IRS Announces Higher Estate and Gift Tax Limits For 2020”

Estates, Financial, Taxes • By John F. Shoro • November 7, 2019

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New Payroll Tax Hits Massachusetts Workers

Financial, Taxes • By Scott C. Cashman • October 3, 2019

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Category: Financial

Virtual Notarization to End in Massachusetts on July 15, 2022

Maria Remillard Writes “10 Things I know about … Prenuptial agreements” for the Worcester Business Journal

Virtual Notarization Act Extended in Massachusetts

Massachusetts Employers Face Hike In Q1 Unemployment Tax Rates

Jon Barooshian Quoted in Law360’s “Corruption Trial Puts Mass. Pot Regime Under Microscope”

COVID-19 Funeral Assistance From FEMA

Gaining Access to Your College Student’s Records

Record Low Interest Rates Let You Have Your Cake and Eat It Too – Life Insurance, Investments & Intra-family Loans

Rebecca MacGregor quoted in Forbes’ “Need A Loan? Tax Rules Now Let You Borrow From Family At Ultra Low Interest Rates”

Tim Monahan to Present ACTION Innovation Network Webinar on Doing Business in the U.S.

John Shoro Quoted in Forbes’ “IRS Announces Higher Estate and Gift Tax Limits For 2020”

New Payroll Tax Hits Massachusetts Workers

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