Welcome to Gardiner Law, conveniently located in Gilford Village West II, Gilford, Belknap County, New Hampshire. Our mission is to help our clients accomplish their legal goals in a compassionate, efficient way at a reasonable expense. Kristen is the principal of Gardiner Law, PLLC in Gilford, New Hampshire where she focuses her practice in estate planning, probate administration, real estate, and business representation.
Kristen was admitted to the New Hampshire bar and moved to the Lakes Region in 2005. Prior to returning to her native New Hampshire, she practiced law in Oregon and Rhode Island for many years. Over her career, she has assisted clients in many areas of the law, including real estate, wills, trusts, probate, business, family, personal injury, bankruptcy, and contracts.
In addition to practicing law, Kristen was a licensed real estate agent in Hawaii and a licensed real estate broker in Rhode Island. She has worked for a large national commercial real estate firm and has acted as a Buyer's agent assisting clients in purchasing residential real estate.
Kristen was admitted to the New Hampshire bar and moved to the Lakes Region in 2005. Prior to returning to her native New Hampshire, she practiced law in Oregon and Rhode Island for many years. Over her career, she has assisted clients in many areas of the law, including real estate, wills, trusts, probate, business, family, personal injury, bankruptcy, and contracts.
In addition to practicing law, Kristen was a licensed real estate agent in Hawaii and a licensed real estate broker in Rhode Island. She has worked for a large national commercial real estate firm and has acted as a Buyer's agent assisting clients in purchasing residential real estate.
Services
Attorney Gardiner provides estate planning advice and assistance in the drafting of a last will and testament, durable financial power of attorney and advance directive (health care power of attorney and living will).
In order to serve you better, it is helpful for you to fill out and bring the attached estate planning questionnaire to your first appointment.
Call now to schedule an appointment to discuss your estate plan.
We are often able to provide flat fees for estate planning services.
Revocable Living Trusts, also known as Grantor Trusts, are a great way to avoid probate if implemented and funded properly.
In order to serve you better, it is helpful for you to fill out and bring the attached estate planning questionnaire to your first appointment.
Call now to schedule an appointment to discuss your estate plan.
We are often able to provide flat fees for estate planning services.
Revocable Living Trusts, also known as Grantor Trusts, are a great way to avoid probate if implemented and funded properly.
Disclaimer: The answers to these FAQs are for general informational purposes only and are not intended as legal advice or the establishment of an attorney-client relationship.
Having a will does not avoid court probate proceedings for those assets titled in an individual's name at his/her death.
Typical assets that need to be probated are titled assets in an individual's name alone (bank accounts, Certificates of Deposit, mutual funds, vehicles, U.S. Savings Bonds), titled assets owned with someone else as tenants in common, or assets like life insurance or retirement accounts that do not have a designated beneficiary.
Having a will does not avoid court probate proceedings for those assets titled in an individual's name at his/her death.
Typical assets that need to be probated are titled assets in an individual's name alone (bank accounts, Certificates of Deposit, mutual funds, vehicles, U.S. Savings Bonds), titled assets owned with someone else as tenants in common, or assets like life insurance or retirement accounts that do not have a designated beneficiary.
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