LMC Law PLLC is an estate planning and probate firm serving individuals and families throughout Vermont from its Colchester office. Founded by attorney Lisa Campion in 2017, the firm helps clients prepare for the future, protect their loved ones, and preserve what matters most. Its work supports families creating their first estate plan, updating existing documents, planning for minor children or retirement, and managing a loved one’s estate after death.
LMC Law PLLC takes a relationship-centered approach to every matter. The firm begins by learning about each client’s family, values, assets, concerns, and long-term goals. It then develops a personalized plan and explains each step without unnecessary legal jargon. Clear communication, compassionate support, and thoughtful preparation help clients address sensitive decisions with greater confidence. By focusing on quality over quantity, the firm provides careful attention throughout the planning or probate process.
LMC Law PLLC assists with wills, trusts, advance health care directives, financial powers of attorney, guardianship planning for minor children, beneficiary planning, and long-term planning strategies. Trust planning may help clients protect assets, maintain privacy, support beneficiaries, and simplify the transfer of property. The firm also guides families through probate administration, including court filings and deadlines, asset and property matters, estate responsibilities, debts and taxes, financial requirements, and the distribution of property to beneficiaries.
LMC Law PLLC is led by a Vermont attorney who is supported by an experienced team of paralegals. Lisa Campion has served in leadership roles with several legal, professional, and nonprofit organizations, including the Franklin and Grand Isle Bar Association and Vermont Bar Foundation. The firm combines this professional experience with a practical, family-focused perspective. Its goal is to reduce confusion, ease unnecessary stress, and give Vermont families a clear path through important estate planning and probate decisions.
