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Win a Free Block Island Getaway!


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Fill out the form above to enter for your chance to enjoy a luxurious Block Island escape, complete with an overnight stay, dining, ferry transportation, and getaway essentials.*

The Getaway Includes (Prizes subject to availability, read Terms & Conditions for full details)

  • A stay at Water Street Inn on Block Island
  • A Winfield’s Restaurant gift certificate
  • Block Island Ferry transportation for two
  • A weekender bag
  • Additional getaway extras

One winner will be selected at random after the giveaway ends.

After entering, you will have the opportunity to receive **one additional entry** by participating in McCarthy Law’s Talking About Tomorrow research study.

Plan Today. Enjoy Tomorrow.

At McCarthy Law, we help individuals and families prepare for life’s important moments with compassionate guidance and practical planning. This giveaway is one small way we are celebrating the people and communities we are proud to serve.

Giveaway Details

No purchase necessary to enter. Prize components are subject to availability and may be substituted at McCarthy Law’s discretion with comparable items or gift cards. Gift cards may not fully cover lodging, dining, or ferry costs due to seasonal pricing, taxes, fees, availability, or price changes. Maximum prize value: $450. Eligibility restrictions and McCarthy Law’s Official Terms and Conditions apply.

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This giveaway is sponsored by McCarthy Law, LLC. It is not sponsored, endorsed, administered by, or affiliated with Water Street Inn, Winfield’s Restaurant, Block Island Ferry, or any social media platform.

Are You Prepared for the Unexpected?

Many people do not have legal documents in place that allow a trusted loved one to help manage important decisions during an emergency. Would your family know what to do if something unexpected happened tomorrow?

Take this short survey to help evaluate your current level of preparedness and identify areas where additional planning could help protect you and your loved ones.

You’ll Receive:

✓ Personalized preparedness insights based on your responses

✓ Identification of potential estate planning gaps

✓ A free Estate Planning Checklist you can use immediately

✓ Practical next steps you can take to protect yourself and your family

Attorney Disclaimer: By submitting this form, you agree that McCarthy Law may contact you regarding estate planning and related services. Completing this survey does not create an attorney-client relationship and should not be considered legal advice. Information you provide will remain confidential and may be used by McCarthy Law for outreach and marketing purposes.

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1. Are you a Rhode Island Resident?
2. Have you ever personally experienced any of the following? (Multiple answers allowed)
3. If you were hospitalized tomorrow, would your family know where to find your important financial and legal information quickly?
4. Have you discussed your wishes regarding serious illness, incapacity, or end-of-life care with your family or loved ones?
5. Have you ever served as a caregiver for a parent, spouse, or loved one?
6. What does your current estate plan include? (Multiple answers allowed)
7. Which best describes your family situation?
8. Are you married?
9. Who do you believe can automatically make financial decisions for you if you become incapacitated?
10. What is the biggest reason you haven't done more planning?

Privacy & Confidentiality

Any identifying information you provide will remain confidential and may be used by McCarthy Law for outreach and marketing purposes.

Survey results may be published only in aggregate form with no identifying details (for example: X% of survey participants answered Y) and will be used to help raise awareness about common estate planning challenges affecting Rhode Island families.