Flat feefor the estate planning package
Make your wishes clear for the people you love.
Put your wishes into a plan you understand. Talk through your family, your priorities, and the documents to consider, with scope and pricing in writing before work begins.
Connecticut-based · four offices · by Microsoft Teams or in person
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A calmer way to get it done.
We keep the process straightforward. Before you sign, your attorney walks through the documents and answers your questions.
Tell us what matters
Start by phone or send a short request. We will ask about your goals and the people involved.
Get a clear recommendation
Your attorney explains the documents that fit your situation, along with the scope and pricing.
Review and sign
We prepare the plan, walk through it with you, and answer your questions before you sign at one of our offices.
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What people ask first.
You do not need to know which document to ask for. Tell us what you want to accomplish, and we will explain the options in plain English.
What does estate planning cost?
One flat fee covers the package. A trust, if you add one, has its own fee. We typically put your fee in writing before work begins.
What's included?
A will, a durable power of attorney, a health care directive (your health care appointment and living will), an appointment of conservator, and cremation instructions. If your plan calls for a trust, we can add one.
How do we meet?
You meet with an attorney for about an hour, by Microsoft Teams or at our Colchester, Rocky Hill, Danielson, or Milford office. Signing happens at one of our offices.
What happens in the first conversation?
We ask what you want the plan to cover and who is involved. You can ask questions, and we can explain the next step without asking you to choose a document on your own.
Why work with an attorney instead of an online form?
An online form gives you a document. An attorney can ask questions and spot issues the form may miss. Your attorney also tailors the documents and explains how they work together.
Is anything on this page legal advice?
No. This page provides general information. Reading it does not create an attorney-client relationship. Talk with an attorney about your situation before making legal decisions.
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