Going through a divorce can be a difficult time for all parties involved. On top of all the adjustments you must now make in your personal life, there are plenty of practical matters that must be handled as well - including your insurance.

If you are in the market for new homeowners insurance, or are reviewing your current policy, then you know how daunting it can feel when deciding on the coverages you want for your policy.

With New England winters fast approaching, towns have already begun posting listings to hire local drivers who own snow plow equipment. However, before you go accepting any jobs, it’s important to know if and how you will be covered by your insurance.

If you’ve recently given birth (or are currently expecting) - then congratulations! We know how exciting and stressful this time can be for any parent, and we just hope your sleep schedule isn’t too out of whack.

As a business owner, we know that there are many factors you have to consider when properly insuring your business and employees. This is especially the case if your business has expanded to include delivery, company cars, or other auto-based services that need to be covered through a commercial auto insurance policy.

The personal property coverage on your homeowners, renters, or condo insurance policy is there to protect all your belongings, but some high-value items may be subject to certain limitations. So what happens when your beautiful inherited china collection gets stolen, or your brand new engagement ring accidently falls down the drain?