A Plan That Actually Works
When Your Family Needs It
An estate plan is only as good as the accounts behind it. We work alongside your estate attorney — or introduce you to a trusted one near you — so your will, your trusts, your beneficiaries and your investments all tell the same story.

How We Help
Review Where You Stand
We gather your existing documents, beneficiary designations and account titles and flag gaps, conflicts or out-of-date choices.
Coordinate With Your Attorney
Already have an estate attorney? We work directly with them. Don't have one? We can introduce you to experienced attorneys in your area, in Massachusetts, Florida and beyond.
Align Your Investments
We help fund trusts, retitle accounts, update beneficiaries and line up gifting and charitable strategies so assets pass the way you intend.
Keep It Current
We revisit your plan at every review and whenever life changes, so it never quietly falls out of date.
When to Revisit Your Estate Plan
- Marriage, divorce or remarriage
- Birth or adoption of a child or grandchild
- Moving to a new state
- Buying or selling a business
- Retirement or a large inheritance
- Loss of a spouse or family member
Two Ways to Get Your Documents in Place
Radius Wealth Management does not provide legal or tax advice. Estate planning documents are prepared by licensed attorneys or, for the online option, by Trust & Will. Please consult your attorney or tax professional regarding your specific situation.