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Wills for Connecticut families

Make your wishes clear. Leave less to guesswork.

Creating your first will or updating an old one? Talk through whom you want to provide for and what you want documented, with the attorney fee in writing.

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Questions about your will

Start with your question.

  1. Making a first will

    Ask what information to bring and what decisions you'll need to discuss.

  2. Revisiting an existing will

    Tell the attorney what you'd like to revisit.

  3. Understanding the wording

    Point out any part of the document you find unclear.

Every will we prepare comes with the full package, including a power of attorney and a health care directive.

What it costs.

Our typical estate plan, at a flat fee you know before work begins.

The full package

$800 for one person. $1,200 for a couple.

  • Will
  • Durable power of attorney
  • Health care directive (health care appointment and living will)
  • Appointment of conservator
  • Cremation instructions
How paying works

$250 to book. The rest when you sign.

  • You pay $250 when you book your meeting
  • It counts toward your fee
  • The balance is due the day you sign
  • Need a trust too? The fee is higher, and we’ll tell you the exact amount up front

You’ll know the fee before work begins, documented in writing.

How it works.

Meet with an attorney

About an hour, by Microsoft Teams or at our Colchester, Rocky Hill, Danielson, or Milford office. Tell us about your family and what you want the plan to do.

Review your documents

We prepare your documents, and your attorney goes over them with you before anything is signed.

Sign at our office

Signing happens at one of our four Connecticut offices. The balance is due that day.

Questions people ask first.

If yours is not here, just ask.

What will it cost?
$800 for one person or $1,200 for a couple, for the full package. If your plan needs a trust, the fee is higher. You'll know the fee before work begins, documented in writing. You pay $250 when you book your meeting and the rest when you sign.
Can I ask about a will I already have?
Yes. Mention the existing will when our team follows up and explain what you'd like to discuss.
How is a will different from a financial power of attorney?
A financial power of attorney works while you're alive, and your agent's authority ends at your death. A will works after you die.
What are “letters testamentary”?
The document the probate court issues that gives the executor named in a will the legal authority to act for the estate: access accounts, deal with property, handle creditors. If there's no will, the court appoints someone and issues a similar document called letters of administration.
Where do I meet with the attorney?
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.

Related: Estate planning overview, Power of attorney, Health care directive, Probate. This is general information, not legal advice. Every situation is different. Reach out to discuss yours.

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Rather talk to someone before you book? Leave your details and a member of the team will follow up.

Pick a time that works for you.

Choose an hour with one of our attorneys. The $250 you pay to book counts toward your fee.

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