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Learn how to put your house in a trust if you have a mortgage. Discover how the Garn-St. Germain Act protects you from due-on-sale clauses for grantor trusts.
4 Estate Planning Moves for Couples Getting Married
Discover 4 essential estate planning for couples moves to make when getting married, including name changes, home ownership, and updating beneficiaries.
Are My Funeral Arrangements/Plans Included In My Will?
Are your funeral arrangements in will documents legally binding? Learn why these wishes might not be followed and how to secure your plans with a better strateg
Avoiding Common Estate Planning Mistakes for Married Homeowners with Real Estate
Learn how to avoid common estate planning mistakes for married homeowners. Explore Rhode Island laws on joint tenancy, tenants in common, and spousal rights.
What Are All The Documents You Need In A Complete Estate Plan?
Learn about the documents required for a complete estate plan, including wills, trusts, and powers of attorney, to protect your assets and your loved ones.
If I Add My Child To My Bank Account, Does That Solve Estate Planning?
Is adding child to bank account enough for estate planning? Learn about probate avoidance, hidden risks like creditors, and better alternatives like living trus
If I Have A Will, Does That Mean My Family Avoids Probate?
Does having a will avoid probate for your family? Learn why a will alone does not skip the probate process and explore estate planning tools that actually do.
Financial Powers Of Attorney (POA) And Living Trust Compared Side By Side
Financial power of attorney vs. living trust—what’s the difference? Learn how each works and why most estate plans need both.
When Spring Arrives With Grief
Losing a spouse brings profound grief and complex legal tasks. Learn about probate deadlines, death certificates, and how to find support during this time.
When Is Probate NOT Necessary In Rhode Island?
Losing a loved one is tough, and the thought of navigating the estate process, especially while grieving, can be daunting. While probate is the legal process necessary to transfer assets from the deceased person’s name to their heirs or beneficiaries, it is not always required. Let’s look at common situations that allow an estate to […]
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