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Smart Estate Planning for Growing Families.

Estate Planning

Family at a Beach

Q: What is an "Estate Plan" and Do I need One? 

A: Yes, and let me explain why: 

I often receive calls from folks who have recently realized that their life has changed in a way that warrants a call to our office. One of the primary groups of people we assist are young families. Often, life has moved at a rapid pace for them; jobs, marriage, children, purchase of a home, and upon reflection, they realize that they have no plan in place for their children. 

Some of the questions we help our clients answer through development of a comprehensive plan are: 1.) If my spouse and I pass in a common accident, how can we provide for our children? 2.) If we are no longer here for our children, can we select a preferred guardian? How can we do that? 3.) Do we need Wills? 4.) I own a small business, how can I make sure my kids get it when I pass?

After consultation and review of our clients' assets and needs we are able to tailor an Estate Plan that may incorporate Wills, Trusts 

© 2024 by the Law Office of Richard E. Kühn, III

The information contained on this website is not legal advice, but rather general information. Legal advice should only be relied on when given in the course of an attorney-client relationship, after your attorney has all of the facts of your case.

*Please note that the Rhode Island Supreme Court and the Massachusetts Supreme Judicial Court license all lawyers in the general practice of law. No lawyer is certified as a specialist in any particular field of practice.

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