Estate Planning & Administration

Estate planning is a crucial step in securing your financial future and protecting your loved ones. One of the most common questions I receive as a Rhode Island trust attorney is: What is the difference between a revocable trust and an irrevocable trust? Understanding the key differences between these two trust types can help you […]

If you are reading this article, you or someone you know may be going through an incredibly difficult moment in life. Before reading further, we urge you to check in with your own mental state. You do not need to navigate these moments alone. We have compiled a Surviving Spouse Checklist with Grief Resources to

If you are reading this article, you or a loved one may be going through a deeply difficult moment in life. Losing a spouse brings a range of emotional, legal, and financial challenges all in the wake of a traumatic event. Before reading further, we urge you to check in with your own mental state.

An estate plan is more than just a will; it is a comprehensive strategy to manage your assets, healthcare decisions, and the well-being of your loved ones in the event of incapacity or death. While many people postpone creating an estate plan, thinking it’s unnecessary or only for the wealthy, the reality is that everyone—regardless

Our firm guides our clients through a comprehensive, three-phase process to ensure that their estate plan is thorough, well thought out, effective, and enduring. Estate planning is vital in securing your legacy and providing peace of mind for you and your loved ones. Here’s how our Warwick, RI estate planning lawyer approaches it: Phase 1:

As the year draws to a close, many of us reflect on our accomplishments, challenges, and the plans we want to make for the future. It’s a natural time for setting goals and getting organized — particularly when it comes to important matters like estate planning and elder law as our Cranston, RI estate planning