William T. Burden
William T. Burdin
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603-893-6010
Licensed in MA and NH
William T. Burden
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Estate Planning
Help your family -- and make your executor's job easier -- by getting your paperwork in order.

Estate planning isn't just about legal issues -- there are practical ones as well. After you die, your loved ones will have to handle many tasks and decisions that usually aren't covered by basic estate planning documents. Among these are:

Did you prepare a will or trust?  Where are these documents stored?

We can assist you in updating your will and trust documents including financial power of attorney and/or a health care directive.  These documents should be updated every 3 years so that all institutions will recognize them as being current.

Have you allowed for someone to direct the course of medical treatment to be administered?

Take the guesswork out of this difficult decision made under difficult circumstances.  Our office can help you prepare a health care directive for you and your family's peace of mind.

Do you own a life insurance policy, pension, annuity, or retirement account?  Where are the documents stored?

Do you have bank accounts? Do you have a safe deposit box?  Where are the records?

Do you own stocks, bonds, or money in mutual funds?  Where are the records?

Do you own real estate?  Where are the deeds?

Who should be notified of your death?

Do you want a funeral or a memorial ceremony?  If so, what type?  Who should attend? Do you want people to send flowers, or would you prefer donations to charity?


(For more general information, see Nolo's encyclopedia of every day law)

At The Law Offices of Attorney Burdin, we are extremely well versed in Estate Planning including Wills, Trusts, and Asset Protection

Call us today at 603-893-6010 or Contact us via email


Disclaimer: Facts, circumstances and results of each case may differ 
We can help your estate avoid probate process, saving your heirs time and expense
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