Estate Planning

Having a comprehensive estate plan is an important way to define how your assets will be distributed upon your death, provide for the guardianship of minor children and ensure that your wishes will be followed should you become incapacitated.

At Gosselin Law, our lawyers will work closely with you to analyze your financial and health care situation and fully understand your personal wishes. We will then develop a comprehensive estate plan that may include a last will and testament, tax minimization strategies, living will, health care proxy, guardianship for minor children and durable power of attorney. Once your estate plan is finalized, we will ensure that all necessary documents are executed and that any executors are fully informed.

In addition, we will work with you to ensure that your estate plan evolves to meet any new needs resulting from life events such as the birth of a child or moving to another state.

Our Estate Planning Services

• Wills
• Trusts
• Health Care Proxies
• Power of Attorney
• Guardianship
• Executor Services
• Preparing Medicaid plans and applications
• Review of life insurance and long term care insurance needs
• Gift and charitable contribution planning

Learn More

To learn more about Estate Planning issues, visit our Estate Planning FAQs. In addition, we regularly conduct workshops on Estate Planning issues throughout New England. View our upcoming events and workshops.

As a thought leader in his field, Attorney John Gosselin regularly posts his thoughts on current estate planning news and issues, as well as helpful tips and insights into various estate planning matters in his blog.

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Affiliations

• Members of the National Academy of Elder Law Attorneys
• Members of the American Bar Association Section on Real Property

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