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At The Law Offices of Howe & Garside, Ltd., located in Newport and Lincoln, Rhode Island, the experienced attorneys understand the intricacies of estate planning and the importance of avoiding probate.

Estate planning is a crucial process that confirms an individual's assets are distributed according to their wishes after their death. For residents of Rhode Island, understanding the intricacies of estate planning can help in making informed decisions and avoiding potential legal complications.

Nearly everyone understands that a last will and testament (or simply a “will”) is a document in which you lay out your final wishes. But not everyone understands how this document should be created to be valid.

Leaving an abusive marriage is a difficult and emotionally taxing decision. For victims of domestic violence in Rhode Island, understanding the steps to leave an abusive relationship can help you protect your safety and well-being.

Divorce is generally governed by state law, but federal laws like the Servicemembers’ Civil Relief Act (SCRA) can significantly influence cases involving military personnel. If you or your spouse serve in the military and are contemplating divorce, it is essential to understand how the SCRA affects your situation.

Financial security during divorce is not just about protecting your wealth; it's about ensuring your ability to build a stable future for yourself and your loved ones. Understanding how assets are divided in a divorce and what steps can be taken to protect them is paramount.

Private foundations are charities that typically rely upon support from a single family, individual, or company. Rather than conducting their own charitable operations

Seniors are more active and living longer than ever before, but they have a new set of legal concerns that were rarely addressed by earlier generations.

The Law Offices of Jeremy W. Howe, LTD found this information about modern day divorce settlements to be relevant and important reading for anyone going through a divorce or settlement.

Three simple words could change the face of special needs planning: “by such individual”. Without the proper context behind these three words, you’re probably wondering what exactly their significance is.