Crisp Law Firm Preparation of Estate Planning Documents

The Crisp Law Firm will prepare and execute Husband and Wife (or unmarried partners) Cross-wills, Revocable Trusts, Advance Directives and Durable Financial Powers of Attorney.

A will becomes effective when you pass away and specifies how you wish your property and assets to be transferred upon your death. Wills must be submitted for probate, which can be costly and time-consuming. Many times the probate process can delay the availability of assets that your family might need to compensate for diminished household income. While a simple will may be part of a comprehensive estate plan, our New Hampshire estate planning attorneys often use other mechanisms to transfer assets to avoid the delay, administrative hassle, and cost associated with the probate process. A living trust will often be combined with a special type of will, referred to a "pour-over will," which applies to any residual assets or property not passed by other means.

Please contact Crisp Law Firm by August, 2027.

Practice Areas:
Estate Law & Litigation
Complex Commercial Transactions
Commercial Law & Litigation
Family Law
Professional Licensing Defense

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