The Law Office of Tracey D. Smith LLC

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About

Estate Planning Attorney
The Law Office of Tracey D. Smith, LLC provides legal services for estate planning, probate law, trust administration, revocable trusts, and wills.

Location

The Law Office of Tracey D. Smith LLC
158 Massachusetts 6A, Orleans, MA
02653, United States

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  • MJ
    Mike J
    Nov 4, 2025
    5.0
    Tracey created a trust for my wife and I. She made it a very easy experience.
  • SQ
    Susan Quirk
    Oct 29, 2025
    5.0
    Tracey was amazing, simplified this whole process and was cost effective.
  • VV
    Vilmos Vegso
    Sep 29, 2025
    5.0
    Tracey always returned my calls, was very professional, and always knowledgeable about the areas in question. I felt very comfortable dealing with her, and would not hesitate in recommending her to others.
  • SR
    Stacy Rogers
    Sep 26, 2025
    5.0
    We had a great experience with Tracey. She was referred to us from another lawyer who no longer did estate planning documents. She updated our documents much more thoroughly and completely than we've ever had done before and explained things in a way we could easily understand and implement.
  • EB
    Elizabeth Bohannon
    Sep 16, 2025
    5.0
    Tracey is personable, patient, kind and smart. She is handling my mother's estate with enormous compassion. We are both grateful. We highly recommend Tracey.

Frequently Asked Questions About The Law Office of Tracey D. Smith LLC

What's the difference between a will and a trust?

A will typically undergoes probate, which is a public process for asset distribution. A trust, when properly structured, can avoid probate. As estate planning attorneys serving Harwich, MA, we can assist you in setting up either a will or trust that aligns with your specific goals.

What are the risks of a DIY will?

Self-made wills may lack clarity or fail to meet legal requirements, potentially leading to years of costly probate court proceedings for your family. Notably, only 24% of individuals aged 18 to 34 have a will, indicating significant gaps in estate planning. Our firm guides clients through the process, ensuring documents are clear, legally sound, and structured to avoid unnecessary complications.