Estate Planning for Rhode Island Families

Personalized services to help families protect assets, care for loved ones, and gain peace of mind.

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A properly executed will ensures your property is distributed according to your wishes, not state default rules.

Trusts can help your estate avoid probate, provide for beneficiaries over time, and keep your affairs private.

A healthcare power of attorney empowers you to choose who can make medical decisions for you if you can’t make them yourself.

A durable power of attorney allows someone you choose to manage your financial affairs if you become incapacitated.

Naming a guardian in your will can ensure that your minor children are cared for by someone you’ve chosen, not the court.

A trust only works if it’s properly funded — this step transfers your assets into the trust’s name.