Rodney Weaver, Jr.

Rodney Weaver, Jr. is a New Hampshire estate planning attorney associated with Weaver Law Office in Milford. He helps clients create plans involving wills, durable powers of attorney, health care powers of attorney, trusts, real property titling, and beneficiary designations. His work ranges from essential planning for individuals and families to more advanced arrangements involving estate taxes, special needs, charitable strategies, and unusual family or financial circumstances. He focuses on explaining planning concepts clearly so clients can make informed decisions about property, health care, and future transfers.

Weaver earned a B.A. in African-American Studies from Bates College and a J.D. from New England Law – Boston. His professional background includes more than two decades of work involving estate planning and wealth-transfer issues, including prior advanced planning responsibilities in the financial services sector. This combination of legal education and planning experience supports his ability to consider how trusts, beneficiary arrangements, tax concerns, property ownership, and family goals interact when clients establish or revise an estate plan.

Weaver provides essential, comprehensive, and advanced estate planning services. His practice uses wills and powers of attorney to address incapacity and asset distribution, reviews real property titling and IRA beneficiary designations, and prepares revocable or irrevocable trusts when clients need probate avoidance or greater control over distributions. More advanced work can involve estate tax planning, special needs concerns, charitable strategies, or other unique circumstances. His role is to help clients identify the planning tools that fit their assets, family structure, and objectives.

Rodney Weaver, Jr. brings legal and advanced planning experience to clients who want an organized approach to estate planning. He helps translate technical concepts into practical decisions about who will manage financial or health matters, how assets will pass, and whether trusts or specialized planning techniques are appropriate. By considering documents together rather than in isolation, he helps clients build plans that address present needs, future incapacity, beneficiary protection, and the orderly transfer of property according to the client’s stated goals.

Law Office Affiliations

• Attorney, Weaver Law Office
• Member, New Hampshire Bar Association

Licensed State

• New Hampshire

Education

• New England Law – Boston
  Juris Doctor (JD)
• Bates College
  BA in African-American Studies

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