Glastonbury, CT Attorney
Estate Planning, Probate & SSDI Attorney Serving Glastonbury, CT
Sam Laurencelle helps individuals and families across Glastonbury and greater Connecticut to protect what matters most, whether that means building a solid estate plan, guiding an estate through probate, or fighting for the SSDI benefits you’ve earned.
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Why Work With Sam
A Personal Approach, Backed by a Strong Legal Foundation
Before focusing on estate law, Sam practiced corporate law, but found the personal, hands-on nature of estate planning and probate work far more rewarding. He studied under Professor Richard Pomp at UConn School of Law, an experience that shaped the detailed, thorough approach he still brings to every case.
As a solo attorney, Sam doesn’t hand your case off to a rotating team of associates. You work directly with him from your first conversation through resolution, and he treats prompt, clear communication as a priority, not an afterthought.
How Sam Can Help
Laurencelle Law focuses on three areas of practice: estate planning, probate administration, and Social Security Disability Insurance (SSDI) claims. Whether you’re planning ahead, settling a loved one’s estate, or appealing a denied disability claim, Sam brings the same level of attention to every case he takes on.
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Estate Planning
A good estate plan protects your family and your wishes, not just your assets. Sam works with clients on wills, trusts, powers of attorney, and beneficiary designations, building a plan that fits your life instead of pulling from a generic template.
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Probate
When someone passes away, the person left in charge often has questions nobody prepared them for. Sam handles the full range of matters within Connecticut’s probate courts, from decedent estate administration and trusts to conservatorships and guardianships, so nothing gets missed along the way.
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SSDI
Sam represents clients applying for Social Security Disability Insurance and appealing denied claims, including preparing for disability hearings. His practice is focused specifically on decedent estates and SSDI, so you’re working with someone who knows this area inside and out.
Serving Glastonbury and Greater Connecticut
Sam works out of his Glastonbury office and meets with clients in person or remotely, whichever works better for you. He regularly serves clients in the following areas:
Rocky Hill, Wethersfield, West Hartford, Cromwell, Southington, Wallingford, and Meriden
The Middletown area
Connecticut shoreline towns from New Haven to Old Saybrook, including Branford, Clinton, Guilford, and Madison
Getting Started
What Happens When You Reach Out
Estate planning and probate matters start with a free 15-minute call, so you and Sam can talk through your situation and decide if it makes sense to move forward together. From there, a paid consultation digs into the specifics of your case.
SSDI cases work a little differently. There’s no paid consultation required, so you can book directly and start working through your application, denial, or hearing right away.
Whatever brought you here, whether it’s a life change that has you thinking about your estate plan, the loss of a loved one, or a denied disability claim, Sam wants to hear about it and help you figure out the right next step.
Frequently Asked Questions
What Areas Does Sam Laurencelle Practice In?
Sam focuses on three areas: estate planning, probate administration, and SSDI claims. He does not practice general corporate law, real estate law, or family law, and he will let you know quickly if your situation falls outside these three areas.
Does Sam Offer Virtual Consultations?
Yes. Sam meets with clients in person at his Glastonbury office or remotely, whichever works better for you.
How Much Does the First Conversation Cost?
Estate planning and probate matters begin with a free 15-minute call. SSDI clients can book directly without a paid consultation.
What Towns Does Sam Serve Outside of Glastonbury?
Sam regularly serves clients throughout central Connecticut and shoreline towns from New Haven to Old Saybrook, including Rocky Hill, Wethersfield, West Hartford, Cromwell, Southington, Wallingford, Meriden, Branford, Clinton, Guilford, and Madison. If you are anywhere in Connecticut, give same a call, even if it’s just for a second opinion.
Why Work With a Solo Attorney Instead of a Larger Firm?
You work directly with Sam from your first conversation through resolution. Your matter is not handed to a rotating team, and prompt, clear communication remains a priority throughout the process.
Ready to Talk?
Reach out for a free 15-minute consultation to see if Sam is the right fit for your estate planning, probate, or SSDI case.