The first step to meeting with an attorney at Wakefield Law, PC is to schedule an appointment. Although most of our appointments are at our law office, we can schedule phone calls and virtual conferences for those who cannot attend in-person. You can reach out to our firm here.

To make the most efficient use of our time, we attempt to schedule the majority of our meetings in our law office. However, if you can not come to our office due to a physical handicap or other serious cause, we can arrange for an attorney to come to you. Please note that we typically charge a fee for appointments outside our offices.

Our general hours are from 9:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. We also offer later appointments in the evenings for those who are unable to meet during normal office hours. If you need a later time, please call our office and talk to one of our staff members.

For estate plan meetings, it is helpful to bring the following documents: 1) a general list of your assets and liabilities (personal financial statement), 2) the death benefit and cash value amounts for any life insurance policies, 3) real estate deeds, 4) prior estate planning documents, 5) prenuptial agreements, 6) divorce settlement agreements, and 7) buy-sell agreements.

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