Helping Families Secure Their Futures, Because I’ve Been There Too As a husband, father of four, and lifelong New Englander, I understand just how much family means. I know that when it comes to planning for the future, the stakes are high—because it’s not just about money or assets, it’s about the people you love most. My journey into estate planning started not just as a lawyer, but as someone who has personally seen what a well-prepared plan can do during life’s most challenging moments. Years ago, I helped a close friend who tragically lost his wife while his children were young. Together, we put an estate plan in place to ensure that his children would be cared for no matter what. Sadly, when he passed away just a few years later, his plan became the safety net his family desperately needed. It ensured that his children’s care—and their future—was protected. I’ve also experienced the other side of estate planning in my own family. I will never forget the day I found my grandmother after she’d suffered a massive stroke. We were able to get her medical attention, but she passed away not long after. My relationship with my grandmother was one of the most meaningful parts of my life—she was my anchor during my teenage years, and I made a point to visit her every week. Losing her was devastating, but because she had done her estate planning, we avoided unnecessary family conflicts and knew exactly how to honor her wishes. That clarity allowed us to focus on celebrating her life and grieving her loss without additional stress. These experiences have shaped my life and my practice. I don’t just help people create estate plans—I guide families through some of the most important decisions they’ll ever make. I know how critical these plans are because I’ve lived it.
Why I Do What I Do
When clients come to me, they’re often overwhelmed or unsure where to start. I get it—talking about the future, especially topics like death or incapacity, can feel uncomfortable. But it’s my goal to make this process as simple and approachable as possible. I believe that estate planning isn’t just for the wealthy; it’s for anyone who wants to make sure their loved ones are protected and cared for. As a husband to my high school sweetheart and a father of four, I understand the joy and responsibility of raising a family. My kids—whether it’s my son catching at a baseball game, my daughters perfecting their dance routines, or my youngest learning how to walk and talk—remind me every day why it’s so important to plan for the future. Life moves fast, and while we can’t always predict what’s ahead, we can prepare for it. My job is to make sure you’re ready.
How I Can Help You
I approach every estate plan with one goal in mind: to give you peace of mind. Whether you’re creating a will to name guardians for your children, setting up a trust to avoid probate, or drafting healthcare directives, my role is to guide you through the process step by step. You don’t have to know all the legal terms or have everything figured out—that’s why I’m here. Here’s what it’s like to work with me:
A Listening Ear: I’ll take the time to understand your unique situation, goals, and concerns.
Clarity and Simplicity: I break down complex legal concepts into plain English so you can make informed decisions.
Peace of Mind: When you leave my office, you’ll feel confident knowing your family’s future is secure.
My Journey to Becoming Your Guide
I grew up in Southern New England, surrounded by a hardworking community and a deep appreciation for family. I earned my bachelor’s degree while working two full time jobs and went on to earn my law degree from Rhode Island's only law school. During law school, I served as the Editor-in-Chief of the Roger Williams University Law Review and gained hands-on experience advocating for clients through the Criminal Defense Clinic. I went on to clerk for the Rhode Island Supreme Court and later worked as an associate at a regional insurance defense firm, but I always knew I wanted to build a practice focused on helping families.
Since founding Fabisch Law Offices, I’ve dedicated my career to estate planning, elder law, and probate, guiding Rhode Island and Massachusetts families through life’s uncertainties with care and compassion. A Personal Touch
Outside of work, you’ll usually find me cheering on my kids at baseball tournaments, dance performances, horse jumping shows, or basketball games. My wife and I feel incredibly lucky to be raising our family together, and they’re the inspiration behind everything I do. Whether it’s spending a weekend camping or simply gathering around the dinner table, I know how important family is—and that’s why I’m passionate about helping others protect theirs. Let’s Secure Your Family’s Future
Estate planning isn’t just about documents—it’s about creating a roadmap for your loved ones to follow, no matter what life brings. If you’re ready to take the next step, I’m here to guide you every step of the way. Schedule a consultation today, and let’s start building a plan that gives you peace of mind and protects the people you love most.
Mr. Murton Fabisch Office Manager and Business Consultant
Murton Fabisch comes to Fabisch Law Offices. after many years as a successful entrepreneur and business consultant. Mr. Fabisch has a bachelors in management degree from the University of Massachusetts - Boston, and brings his extensive management experience to ensure the smooth operations of Fabisch Law, L.L.C.
In addition to managing the office operation of Fabisch Law Offices. Mr. Fabisch offers clients a wide range of management consultant services including analysis of accounts receivables, payment and credit policies, employee operations and policies, shrink analysis, workflow analysis, and marketing solutions.
