Protect Your Legacy Today
Take control of your estate planning today with a personalized approach that puts your needs first. We’re here to help you safeguard what matters most.
Ensure your wishes are honored.
Protect your loved ones and your assets.
Leave behind a meaningful legacy.
Start the journey toward peace of mind with a plan built just for you.
Hi, I'm Tim Beaupre
My passion is to help people protect the things that mean the most: financial security, successful businesses, and loving families. I’ve dedicated my career to helping others protect the well-being of their loved ones, just as I would do for mine.
I’ll admit, I’m a little different than other lawyers. I question the status quo and I believe that if you’re not moving forward, then you’re falling behind. And that’s exactly why I founded Beaupre Law.
Lawyers should be better.
Let’s face it – the traditional law firm model is flawed and broken. I’ve built Beaupre Law from the ground-up to be purposefully different. Here, we prioritize the needs of our clients by improving the client experience and measuring ourselves based upon client satisfaction. We also take advantage of technology solutions that maximize efficiency and automate workflows. It all results in a modern firm that puts clients first: in the office and in the courtroom.
Estate Planning is our Passion.
At Beaupre Law, we understand that estate planning is far more than a set of documents; it’s a legacy that reflects your values, ensures your loved ones are cared for, and safeguards what matters most to you.
Great estate planning is about creating a meaningful blueprint for the future. It’s about celebrating your life’s journey, honoring the lessons passed down through generations, and providing a framework of security and inspiration for those who come after you. It’s not just about preparing for the inevitable but about living fully and intentionally today, with confidence that your affairs are in order.
Whether it’s guiding your children on the principles of responsibility, drawing wisdom from the stories of your ancestors, or ensuring that the fruits of your labor contribute to your family’s well-being, estate planning is an opportunity to shape the story you leave behind.
The Leading Estate, Wills and Trusts Lawyer in NH
At Beaupre Law, we specialize in crafting personalized estate plans tailored to your unique goals and circumstances. Based in Dover, NH, and serving Portsmouth and surrounding areas, our dedicated legal team is here to guide you through every step of the estate planning process with professionalism and care.
We offer a comprehensive range of estate planning services, including
Wills
A will is a legal document in which you decide how your assets will be distributed and who will care for your minor children.
Trust Attorney NH
A trust directs a third party (trustee) to hold and distribute your assets for the beneficiaries you choose.
Advanced Directives
Advanced directives allow you to decide how your medical care is handled if you can't do it yourself.
Durable Power of Attorney
A DPOA let's you appoint an agent to manage your affairs if you become incapacitated.
Medicaid Planning
Learn how to qualify for Medicaid coverage of Nursing Home Care using advanced planning strategies.
Asset Protection
Strategic planning can protect you and your spouse against threats to your assets during your life, and save your children’s inheritance after you are gone.
Finally! A Law Firm Built Around YOU
- Fair, fixed fees: Upfront and transparent pricing. No hourly rates and no hidden costs.
- Your perfect plan: We give you a menu of options so you can build a plan that's as big (or little) as you want.
- Collaborative approach: You're not one-dimensional, and your planning should reflect that. We can work closely with your FA, CPA or other important advisors.
- Education focused: we teach about the law so you can make educated choices, but we don't make it a sales pitch.
Our Process
Our process is designed to overcome the drawbacks of traditional lawyer-provided estate planning, which tends to focus on documents, not people. We understand that your time is valuable, and that making an estate plan may not be your idea of a good time. But you also deserve an attorney who is thorough and thoughtful. So, we’ve structured our process to make it as easy as possible for busy families to complete their estate plan. Here’s how we do it differently:
Contact Us
Reach out to schedule a free consultation. During the consultation call we’ll learn a little about you, answer any questions you might have, and explain how our estate plans are superior to most. If we’re a good fit for you, we’ll schedule an initial phone or video meeting when it is convenient for you.
Vision Meeting
The Vision Meeting is where we start learning about you, your goals, and your assets. At the end of the meeting, based on everything we’ve learned, we’ll propose a custom plan for you with a fixed price for our work. If you’re ready to move forward, you’ll make a 50% payment.
Design Meeting
The Design Meeting is where we really dig into the details of your life and legacy plan. We’ll talk about who you’d like to designate in important roles, such as trustees, executors and financial agents. Depending on the complexity of your estate, the design step may occur at the end of the vision meeting.
Signing Meeting
This is the formal meeting where your plan takes effect. At this point we’ve prepared all the documents and now we need your signature. After signing your documents, depending on your chosen estate plan, we may prepare beneficiary designation and other forms necessary to accomplish your goals.
Delivery Meeting
We meet one more time to deliver your plan documents to you. We remain available to you at no additional cost for a full year – during which time we will address any questions or concerns that you or your advisor might have.
Estate Planning FAQs
For the first meeting, we usually tell people to bring their questions more than anything else. We do not need a full stack of bank statements, tax returns, and supporting documents to get started. What helps most is a general understanding of your family, your assets, and your goals.
If you are planning for both spouses, we strongly prefer that both people attend. It helps us answer everyone’s questions directly and make sure both people understand the options and process from the beginning. That usually makes the planning smoother and avoids confusion later.
Usually, no. For the initial consultation, we generally do not need detailed documentation. What we need first is the big picture, such as your family situation, whether you own property, and whether you have accounts like retirement funds, investments, or life insurance.
It depends on the complexity of the situation. A simpler plan may cost much less than a plan for a blended family, a family with property in multiple states, or someone needing tax or nursing home asset protection planning. We usually tell people they are not paying for paper alone; they are paying for planning, advice, and a strategy built around their goals.
Because the documents may look similar, while the services behind them are very different. One firm may include revisions, follow-up guidance, or coordination with financial advisors, while another may not. It’s important to ask what is included and what is not included before comparing fees.
Because those facts can matter a great deal in planning. In New Hampshire, for example, if you want to disinherit a legal child, that child generally needs to be specifically named and omitted. If we do not know that child exists, the plan may not work the way you intended.
You define the legacy you leave behind.
You need a plan. We have the expertise.