Wills, Estate Planning, Probate
The future changes faster than we thought. We can help you plan for your future remotely. You need a Will and an Estate Plan – now more than ever.
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Questions about Estate Planning, Wills, and Probate
What is a Will?
A will, sometimes called a “last will and testament,” is a document that states your final wishes. It is read by a town probate court after your death. The court makes sure that your final wishes are carried out.
Will vs. Last Will and Testament
A “Will” and a “Last Will and Testament” are the same. A Will or a Last Will and Testament is a document that states your final wishes. It is read by a county court after your death, and the court makes sure that your final wishes are carried out.
Should I write my own Will?
No. A Will can be done quickly, efficiently, and cost effectively with an experienced attorney. We can help you plan for the next fifty years over the course of a few conversations. Call today to get started.
Wills and Estate Planning - Rhode Island General Laws
Title 33 of the Rhode Island General Law controls Wills, estate planning, and probate law in Rhode Island.
Please see attached link to all Rhode Island General Laws regarding probate: RIGL Title 33 Probate Practice and Procedure
Rhode Island Probate Forms
The Rhode Island Secretary of State provides a series of useful Probate Forms. If you have any questions call Callaghan & Callaghan. We can help. (401) 294-4555
Wills and Estate Planning Essentials
Wills and Estate Planning are vital to your future. In today’s environment you need a plan. We can help.
Start your Will and Estate Plan with us from the comfort of your own home. We can draft the documents you need. We can email the drafts and discuss any changes by phone, Facetime, or Zoom. We can then have everything ready to go for signatures. It will only take a few minutes and we take all precautions.
Your family’s future depends on your planning. Wills, Estate Planning, and Probate all go hand in hand. Don’t put it off any longer.
We make it simple, easy, and inexpensive for your family to be prepared.
We can help you plan for the next fifty years of your life in the next few days.
That’s all it takes.
Sixty percent (60%) of American adults do not have a Will. And only thirty six (36%) of parents with children under age eighteen (18) have wills or trusts.
We can help you today. At minimum, all adults need the following:
- Wills (for you and your spouse or partner)
- Healthcare Power of Attorney
- Durable/Financial Power of Attorney
And, all adults with children under age 18 need a Will – at minimum. Without Wills, in the case of an unforeseen accident, your children’s lives could become very very complicated.
We’re here to help.
Call today for a free confidential consultation (401) 294-4555
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