Burlington firm on Main Street with Vermont offices in Montpelier, St. Johnsbury and Brattleboro and one in Lebanon, New Hampshire. Its trusts and estates team handles probating wills, trust administration, gift and estate tax returns, and probate and trust dispute resolution, alongside planning for U.S. and non-U.S. citizens. The group is chaired by Willemien Dingemans Miller, an ACTEC Fellow since 2000.

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Main Street, Brattleboro firm in practice since 1934 and the oldest continually operating family-owned law firm in Brattleboro, now in its fourth generation of Crispe lawyers. Handles probate matters, including ancillary estates, and prepares wills and trusts, with a paralegal who has ten years of probate and estate experience. Initial consultations are free.

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Firm with offices in Brattleboro, Pittsford, Randolph and Chester, covering Windham, Rutland, Orange and Windsor Counties and serving clients throughout Vermont. Prepares wills, trusts, life estate and Lady Bird deeds, and financial and medical powers of attorney. Clients can meet at any of the four offices, by phone, by email or by video conference.

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Brattleboro firm on Putney Road with a second Brattleboro office and one in Townshend, serving Vermont, New Hampshire and Massachusetts. Takes probate litigation for families who believe a loved one's wishes are not being carried out, and prepares wills, trusts and guardianships alongside long-term care planning. Formerly Costello, Valente & Gentry, P.C.

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Brattleboro firm in the same High Street building since the 1950s, the oldest continuously operating law association in the Brattleboro area. Handles probate and estate administration, prepares wills, powers of attorney and revocable and irrevocable trusts, and advises on asset protection and long-term nursing care. Takes new matters by phone only, not by email.

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Six-attorney Brattleboro firm, successor to Phillips, Dunn, Shriver & Carroll, where Alycia M. Sanders and Wendy Janis Malkin focus on estate planning and probate administration. It drafts wills, trusts, Enhanced Life Estate Deeds and powers of attorney, assesses whether a Vermont probate estate must be opened and guides the family through it, and helps trustees distribute trust assets.

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