David Cormier, Esq.

I grew up in a small Massachusetts town where, at the age of 13, I learned exactly what was meant by “hard work.”  Through my early teens and well into my 20’s, I worked in throughout the hotel and restaurant industry before taking a position in the financial industry and, subsequently, the legal field.

What I was able to take away from my early positions is that “customer service” requires more than just serving the customer’s needs at a given moment.  It requires anticipating what a customer’s needs may be and preparing for those anticipations.  And that, in essence, is what I do in my law practice.

Estate planning is more than just creating a document because if it was just creating a document, any document preparation service would do.  Estate planning is anticipating all the “what if” questions you may have plus knowing the questions you don’t know to ask.

I began my law practice straight out of law school.  Having had worked in both the hospitality and finance  fields, I knew my practice would concentrate in areas of estate planning, estate administration, estate litigation, and elder law. 

Working together we can make sure:

• Your assets are protected when you can no longer manage them;
• Instructions for your care are written down if you become disabled;
• A guardian is named for your minor or disabled children;
• Your estate is designed to minimize taxes, court costs, and legal fees; and
• Your estate plan remains up to date.