Gene Kirzhner
Moving Forward with Family Planning
Family planning is one of the most important steps that a father, mother, or spouse can take. Unfortunately, many people start to think about how they want their assets
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Gene Kirzhner
Planning for Your Future in the New Year
A new year is upon us, and if nothing else, you realize that you aren’t getting any younger and there’s no time like the present to start preparing for the inevitable.
Gene Kirzhner
Do You Need a QDRO?
If you are in the midst of a divorce, you need to take extra care to ensure that your finances are protected. Divorce is a complicated and contentious process.
Gene Kirzhner
Do You Have a Good Understanding of Medicaid Planning? We Can Help!
Preparing for the inevitable is difficult enough, in and of itself, but one of the most difficult parts about making final preparations involves Medicaid planning.
Gene Kirzhner
Estate Planning for Young Professionals
Estate planning can look very different from client to client depending on each individual’s age, family makeup, health, and planning goals.
Gene Kirzhner
Bar’s Pro Bono Program for the Elderly Provides Valuable Pro Bono Legal Assistance
Attorney Chad E. Nelson, from the Law Offices of Howe & Garside in Newport, and a member of the Bar’s Pro Bono Program for the Elderly, provided valuable pro bono legal assistance to residents of the Bristol Veterans
Gene Kirzhner
Rhode Island Probate: Will My Estate Have to Go Through It?
One question frequently asked by clients is: Will my estate have to “go through” Rhode Island probate when I die?
Gene Kirzhner
Rhode Island Divorce – Navigating Your Case
When you get married, it is usually one of the best days of your life. All of your friends and family come to spend time with you on your special day that you say “I do” to your partner.
Gene Kirzhner
Experienced Estate Planning and Wills in Rhode Island
Approaching the golden years of life should be an exciting adventure and well deserved reward. That certainly holds true when you’ve followed the proper procedures for your estate planning and wills
Gene Kirzhner
Disclaimers: When Should You “Give Away” Money?
May a person entitled to an inheritance refuse to accept it? It might sound like a strange question, but there are strategic reasons why a person might choose to do so.