Trusted Estate Planning Attorney in Rhode Island

How Our Rhode Island Estate Planning Services Can Help You

Special Needs Trusts

Planning for the long-term care of a loved one with disabilities requires both compassion and precision. As a special needs trust attorney in Rhode Island, Jill M. Santiago helps families create trusts that protect assets while preserving essential government benefits. You’ll receive a thoughtfully crafted plan that supports your loved one’s security and quality of life—today and for the future.

Estate Planning

Every family is different. As an estate planning attorney in Rhode Island, Jill M. Santiago creates wills, trusts, and comprehensive plans that protect what matters most. Whether you’re starting fresh or updating an existing plan, you’ll receive clear guidance and a tailored strategy that ensures your wishes are honored and your loved ones are protected.

Home Deed & Title Services

Our Home Deed Re-Title Service ensures that your property is legally recorded under the correct and updated ownership–protecting your home, your estate, and your loved ones. Whether you’re adding or removing a name, transferring property into a trust, or updating your feed after major life changes, we handle the process with precision and care.

Probate

Navigating the legal process after losing a loved one can feel overwhelming. As a probate attorney in Rhode Island, Jill M. Santiago provides clear, steady guidance through every step of the probate process—from filing court documents to settling debts and distributing assets. With reliable support and attention to detail, you can move forward with confidence and peace of mind.

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CLE Requirements for RI Estate Planning Attorneys

July 23, 2026

When you hire an estate planning attorney in Warwick or anywhere across Rhode Island, you’re trusting that professional with decisions that affect your family’s financial security, your healthcare wishes, and the legacy you leave behind. Most clients evaluate attorneys on...

South County, RI: Coastal Communities & Local Identity

July 23, 2026

South County is Rhode Island's most geographically expansive and ecologically distinctive region — an unofficial designation encompassing the coastal communities of Washington County that stretch from the Connecticut border eastward along the Atlantic shore to Narragansett Bay's western reaches. The...

4 Important Estate Planning Moves For Couples Getting Married This Summer

June 8, 2026

June is finally here; warm days, long evenings, perfect for the beach and picnics! June also brings the sound of wedding bells. Whether you’ve been dreaming of this day for years or your beautiful "yes" led to a whirlwind of...

Are My Funeral Arrangements/Plans Included In My Will?

May 19, 2026

Let's face it: talking about funeral plans isn't exactly a party, but it's a conversation we need to have. It's a heavy subject, but getting things sorted now can be a huge gift to your loved ones later. While making...

Avoiding Common Estate Planning Mistakes for Married Homeowners with Real Estate

May 4, 2026

When my grandparents bought their home in the 1950s, it was uncommon for a married couple to own property jointly. At the time, married persons were generally considered to be a single economic unit, and sole ownership by the husband...

What Are All The Documents You Need In A Complete Estate Plan?

April 20, 2026

Most people know they “should” have a will, but a truly comprehensive estate plan for someone living in Rhode Island is much more than that. It’s a collection of carefully coordinated documents that work together to protect you while you’re...

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Free Estate Planning Book by Jill M. Santiago

In Death, Taxes & Change, estate planning attorney Jill M. Santiago guides you through the complex (and often overwhelming) world of wills, trusts, and future planning—with clarity, compassion, and zero legal jargon. Whether you’re a Rhode Island resident, a snowbird with property in multiple states, or someone with loved ones who have special needs, this book equips you to create a plan that reflects your values and avoids unnecessary court battles.