The Law Office of Dale J. Tamburro

01/31/2026

One of the things people are often surprised to learn is that no two of our seminars are exactly the same.

While some months we cover similar topics across different locations, many seminars are tailored to the specific needs of each community — whether that’s housing options, aging in place, downsizing, or planning ahead.

The best way to stay up to date on what each seminar will focus on is to follow us here on social media and keep an eye on your local senior center’s newsletter.

We look forward to continuing to educate and support communities across Massachusetts.

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01/23/2026

01/23/2026

Next week, we’re bringing estate planning education directly to the community. 🏡

Join us for two free seminars focused on housing options, aging in place, and smart planning for the future. Whether you’re thinking about staying in your home, downsizing, or simply understanding your options, these conversations are designed to give you clarity and confidence.

📅 Upcoming Free Seminars:
• Jan 28, 2026 — Carlisle Council on Aging | 2:00 PM
Topic: Aging in Place & Downsizing
• Jan 29, 2026 — Chelmsford Senior Center | 11:00 AM
Topic: Housing Options

These seminars are open to the community and designed to help you take the next step in planning ahead—without feeling overwhelmed.

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01/22/2026

Estate planning isn’t something you do once and forget about.
Life changes — and your plan should change with it.
Whether it’s a new marriage, a divorce, a new child, a change in health, or financial shifts, these moments can impact your estate plan in ways you might not expect.

That’s why we encourage clients to revisit their estate plans regularly. As a general rule of thumb, reviewing your plan every 3–5 years can help ensure it still reflects your goals, your family, and your life today.

Planning ahead isn’t just about documents — it’s about staying prepared for whatever life brings.

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01/21/2026

📍 Tomorrow in Bedford — Join us for a FREE estate planning seminar at the Bedford Council on Aging.

🗓 Thursday, January 22
⏰ 10:00 AM
📌 Bedford Council on Aging

We’ll be discussing housing options, aging in place, and how planning ahead can help you make informed decisions with confidence — whether you’re thinking about staying in your home, downsizing, or simply understanding your legal options.

These seminars are designed to educate, answer common questions, and give you clarity without pressure.

✔️ Free to attend
✔️ Open to the community
✔️ Questions encouraged

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We look forward to seeing you tomorrow in Bedford.

01/20/2026

When assets don’t have named beneficiaries, they end up in probate and family court — the same court system that handles divorces and custody cases. Not exactly where most families want to be spending their time.

Probate is often complicated, time-consuming, public, and costly. In many cases, the cost of going through probate is more than the cost of putting an estate plan in place ahead of time.

Estate planning isn’t just about saving money — it’s about saving your family from unnecessary stress and making things as simple as possible during an already difficult time.

If you want to keep your loved ones out of court and give them clarity instead of confusion, planning ahead matters.

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01/19/2026

Today, Tamburro Law honors the life, legacy, and leadership of Martin Luther King Jr..

Dr. King reminded us that progress often begins with courage — taking the first step even when the path forward isn’t fully clear. His words continue to inspire reflection, service, and action within our communities.

On this day, we pause to reflect on his commitment to justice, equality, and compassion, and we encourage everyone to consider how we can carry those values forward in meaningful ways.

— Tamburro Law

01/15/2026

Estate planning isn’t just about documents or technical knowledge, it’s about people.
What makes this work meaningful is the ability to truly connect with clients, understand their goals, and earn their trust through real conversation. Every family is different, and helping them navigate their concerns requires not only legal skill, but empathy, intuition, and respect.

Being a good estate planning attorney means listening first, understanding the problem, and then using experience and insight to help clients move forward with confidence. That personal connection is just as important as knowing the law.

If you’re looking for guidance that’s thoughtful, informed, and centered around you, we’re here to help.

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01/14/2026

We had an amazing time at Lindsey’s “Estate Planning for the Next Generation” seminar and are so grateful to everyone who joined us. The turnout was incredible, and it was great to see so many people taking the time to learn, ask thoughtful questions, and start important conversations about their future.

Our hope is that everyone who attended walked away with more clarity, a sense of peace, and a better understanding of the next steps they may want to take. Whether it answered questions you’ve had for a while or helped you feel more confident about planning ahead, that’s exactly why we host these events.

We’re already excited and actively planning the next seminar, and we can’t wait to continue these conversations with our community.

If you have follow-up questions or would like to learn more, we’re always here to help.
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✨ Stay tuned and stay in touch for details on our next event!

01/12/2026

A common misconception is that having a will means you avoid probate. In reality, a will is the document that goes through probate and tells the court what to do and who to appoint.

That said, a will is still extremely important, especially for parents. This is where you name a guardian for your children. Without that decision made ahead of time, the court may appoint someone you never would have chosen.

Estate planning gives you the ability to make these decisions yourself, rather than leaving them to the court. It’s about clarity, protection, and peace of mind for your family.

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01/09/2026

One-size-fits-all estate planning doesn’t work — because families aren’t one-size-fits-all.

Blended families, remarried couples, same-sex couples, and multi-generational households all face unique planning considerations. Your estate plan should reflect your family, your goals, and your real life — not a generic template.

That’s why we focus on education first and planning that’s built around your story.

If you’re unsure where to start, we’re here to help guide the conversation.
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01/08/2026

🏠 Why put your home in a trust?
For many older individuals and couples, how you own your home matters more than you may realize. If a home is owned individually—or even jointly with a spouse—it may still have to go through the probate process when someone passes away. Probate can take 9 months or longer, delaying access to the property and making it difficult to sell.

When a home is held in a trust, the process is often much smoother. In many cases, the property can be sold within days, not months—helping families avoid unnecessary delays, stress, and significant costs.

The difference can be substantial. Between court fees and carrying costs, probate can cost families $20,000–$30,000 or more.

Understanding your options ahead of time can make all the difference for you and your loved ones.

📞 Questions about trusts or estate planning?
Visit www.TamburroLaw.com or call 617-489-5919 to learn more.