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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.
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.
Procrastination vs. Preparation: The Financial and Emotional Costs of Putting Off Estate Planning
Avoid costly delays in estate planning—learn the financial and emotional impacts of procrastination and how to prepare effectively.
How To Make An Estate Plan For Couples In Second (Or Third) Marriages
Create a clear estate plan for couples in second or third marriages to protect assets, heirs, and blended families effectively.
Who Are The 5 Actors (Roles) In A Living Trust? And Why They’re Important to Understand Before Sitting Down With Your Estate Planning Attorney
Understand the 5 key roles in a living trust—grantor, trustee, successor, beneficiaries & advisors. Rhode Island guide by Jill M. Santiago.
Should I Update My Estate Plan When I Start My Own Business?
Update your estate plan when starting a business to protect your assets, family, and business interests effectively.
What Will Happen To My Pet When I Die? Pet Trusts In Rhode Island
Ensure your Rhode Island pets are cared for after you’re gone with a pet trust outlining care and funding details.
