Downtown Rutland practice where four generations of Bloomers have practiced law since the 1920s; William J. Bloomer has served the Rutland region for over 45 years. Represents executors and interested parties in probate court, provides estate settlement services, and represents guardians and wards in guardianship proceedings, alongside wills, powers of attorney and trust agreements.

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Rutland firm on Allen Street, founded in May 1984, serving clients in Vermont, New Hampshire and Massachusetts. Its estate planning group assists executors and trustees in administering decedents' assets, handles estate probate and guardianship proceedings, and has handled international estate matters and foreign ancillary estates.

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Downtown Rutland firm on Grove Street whose attorneys appear in Rutland Probate Court. Administers testate and intestate estates from the petition for appointment through the inventory, accountings and final distribution, handles ancillary proceedings for nonresidents' Vermont real estate, and represents guardians and families in guardianship proceedings.

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Rutland practice on Merchants Row run by Jeffrey P. Guevin, a past president of the Vermont Chapter of the National Academy of Elder Law Attorneys. He prepares wills and trusts, plans for incapacity and long-term care including Medicaid applications and special needs, and represents clients in guardianship proceedings and probate estates. The office makes house calls.

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Rutland general civil practice firm handling probate administration with and without wills, including small estates, estate property sales, ancillary proceedings and accountings. It also takes will challenges, estate disputes, probate appeals and guardianships, and offers trust administration, including limited fiduciary services, and supplemental needs trusts.

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Rutland practice Nicole McPhee opened in 1996, serving all 14 Vermont counties; she has appeared before probate courts in every county. Her work includes Vermont probate administration and guardianship matters as well as wills, trusts, special needs trusts and estate tax planning, for a flat fee in three meetings held in person, by Zoom or through an online portal.

Solo PracticeSince 1996Serves the whole stateVirtual consultationsEstate PlanningProbateTax PlanningGuardianshipSpecial Needs PlanningAsset Protection