We are a small firm dedicated to professional excellence and personal attention to every matter. We understand that buying a first home, drafting a will to provide for your family and friends after you have passed, navigating through the probate process after the death of a loved one, or organizing a new business venture can often times be overwhelming.
We take pride in our expertise in these matters and guide you through each step of the process to help take the uncertainty out of these often stressful times. We live in the communities we serve and strive to exceed the expectations of our neighbors. The 2017 Millbury-Sutton Chronicle and the Grafton News Readers Choice Awards were announced.
We take pride in our expertise in these matters and guide you through each step of the process to help take the uncertainty out of these often stressful times. We live in the communities we serve and strive to exceed the expectations of our neighbors. The 2017 Millbury-Sutton Chronicle and the Grafton News Readers Choice Awards were announced.
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Attorney Heather L. Trudell primarily focuses her general practice on residential real estate transfers, estate planning, estate administration, and elder law, including helping clients and families with MassHealth applications for long-term care. Attorney Trudell is an active member of the Worcester Bar Association, the Real Estate Bar Association (REBA), the National Academy of Elder Law Attorneys (NAELA), and the Massachusetts Bar Association.
Residential, commercial and industrial real estate transactions can be stressful and intricate legal undertakings. We have the experience and knowledge to effectively assist our clients through the real estate transfer from the very beginning of the process through closing. We urge you to contact us early in the process when we can work to avoid problems and surprises at closing.
Often, a guardian and a conservator are the same person. It is an enormous responsibility. Appropriate estate planning documents, such as powers of attorney and health care proxies, often do not exist for an impaired person. If no forward planning has been done, it is up to the court to decide to assist a disabled person with his or her day-to-day decisions.
Starting a new business enterprise is exciting, but it can also be overwhelming. We have assisted hundreds of Massachusetts businesses get off the ground and running whether it be from the inception of a completely new idea or to the purchase of an existing business. We have the experience and expertise to quickly work with you to get you organized so that you can begin to run your business smoothly.
We understand that the legal issues that elders and their families face are often in response to a crisis event, such as a nursing home admission. Therefore, we take pride in providing attentive and compassionate legal guidance to assist the elder and the family through every step in the legal process, while protecting the elder's interests and zealously advocating for his or her rights.
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