General Probate Matters
Massachusetts Probate & Estate Administration Lawyers
In Massachusetts, the probate and family courts handle a broad range of legal concerns in the general categories of family law (divorce, adoption, paternity, etc.) and probate matters, such as:
- The distribution of property and assets in an estate in accordance with the will (if there is one) or the law (when a person dies intestate, or without a will)
- The proper administration of trusts and estates, including settling all debts and tax liabilities
- Accusations that an executor has failed in his or her fiduciary duty to act in the best interests of the heirs or beneficiaries of an estate
- The appointment of a guardian or conservator for minor children and mentally ill, aged and infirm or physically disabled adults
Whether you are an executor of an estate and you need experienced legal guidance in fulfilling your legal and ethical duty, or a family member in need of assistance to protect the health, safety and legal rights of a minor or at-risk adult, the capable attorneys at Kurland & Grossman can help.
Please contact our office in Chelmsford today to discuss your legal needs with an experienced Massachusetts probate and estate administration attorney.
The Value of Experience in Probate Matters
Founded in 1979, our firm has an almost unmatched level of experience and familiarity with the full range of legal matters addressed in Massachusetts probate and family courts.
This level of knowledge is an invaluable asset in developing a proactive and thoroughly developed strategy for helping our clients meet immediate legal challenges head-on while advancing long-term goals.
If you need legal guidance based on three decades of experience in probate, estate administration and family law matters, please contact us today for a free initial consultation.
