CONNELLY LAW
Serving Rhode Island, Massachusetts and Connecticut
401-724-9400
Southern New England's Certified Elder Law Attorney
Rhode Island, Connecticut, and Massachusetts Certified Elder Law Attorney
Massachusetts
Southeast Massachusetts encompasses a large area south of Boston that borders the state of Rhode Island to the west and the Atlantic Ocean to the east. Rife with history, this area is home to many historic attractions, including the largest solid granite monument in the nation. Found in Plymouth, the monument has proudly welcomed seafarers since 1889. Other historic attractions include the Attleboro Area Industrial Museum, Fall River Heritage State Park and Plimoth Plantation. Families enjoy exploring the Capron Park Zoo in Attleboro and cooling down in the area's only water park, Water Wizz, which is located in Wareham.
Those searching for excellent brand-name shopping appreciate the shopping areas in Taunton, which boasts over multiple shops and services. Those looking for a unique shopping experience turn to the trendy centers of North Dartmouth, New Bedford, Bridgewater, and Fall River, where eclectic shops abound. According to the University of Massachusetts’ Center for Policy Analysis, the average age for residents in this region ranges between forty to fifty, above the average age for the Commonwealth. It is time to begin estate planning. Connelly Law's Massachusetts estate planning attorney can assist with this.
Attorney Connelly is a certified Massachusetts elder law attorney, making him one out of less than five hundred in the United States.
Your Overall Financial Plan
Estate planning is for everyone, regardless of age or wealth. You should not wait until retirement age to set a plan in place, especially if you're married a parent, or if you own real estate property, or if you have any measurable assets, which you probably do. An estate comprises everything you own, from your home to your automobiles, land, personal possessions, life insurance, cash in bank accounts, investments and so much more.
Without an estate plan, you cannot control how your assets are distributed, nor can you fully control what should happen to you or your finances if you become incapacitated. Our Massachusetts estate planning attorney can help you plan for incapacitation or death by utilizing various tools such as advance directives for health care, living wills, creating a will, trusts, a power of attorney and more. We can also help you name a guardian for minor children.
In addition to estate planning, we handle all matters pertaining to elder law issues. The areas covered under elder law include Medicaid planning, conservatorship, fiduciary services, estate planning, long-term care planning, long-term insurance, and more.
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Massachusetts Practice Areas
Wealth Management and Asset Protection
Our firm offers various essential services that help our clients manage their wealth and maximize their estate while minimizing taxes as much as possible. Whether young or old, it's never too soon to begin creating an estate plan. Estate plans are essential to your overall financial plan, regardless if your estate is large or small. This is especially true if you're married, have children or grandchildren, or own real estate. We can help you with wills, trusts, advance directives for health care, powers of attorney, and all other estate planning documents.
Attorney R.J. Connelly III works closely with several state organizations that focus on protecting the rights of the elderly. If you or your loved one need fiduciary services or assistance with Medicaid planning or conservatorship, we have the knowledge and the tools to help you execute a plan that will protect your future and your estate. As only a relative handful of certified elder law attorneys in the state, Attorney Connelly has the most sophisticated education and training in this unique area of law.
Assisting Executors and Administrators
Have you been appointed an executor or an administrator of a Massachusetts estate? At Connelly Law Offices, our Massachusetts probate lawyer can provide the advice and guidance you need to administrate the estate seamlessly. We understand that estate administration is an enormous responsibility and must be executed with Massachusetts' laws and procedures in mind. With our help and guidance, we can help you every step of the way and take the mystery and confusion out of the process. In the case of a will contest, we also provide representation in estate litigation.
If you need superior legal representation in elder law, estate planning, or probate matter anywhere in Massachusetts, don't hesitate to contact your Massachusetts probate attorney from Connelly Law Offices, Ltd. to arrange a consultation.
In Massachusetts, call us at 508-316-2396.
Rhode Island, Massachusetts, and Connecticut Certified Elder Law Attorney
When it comes to protecting the rights of the elderly and their families, finding proper legal representation is important in helping navigate the complicated laws involved with estate planning, trusts, guardianships, probate, Medicaid planning and other matters of elder law. Our firm is experienced with all legal issues associated with aging and disabilities including a wide variety of legal, medical, financial, social and family issues. And, we are a professional fiduciary, helping seniors manage their finances that allows them to age in place as long as possible.
---- RJ Connelly III
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"Southern New England's Certified Elder Law Attorney"
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Rhode Island Elder Law Attorney
Phone: 401-724-9400
Fax: 401-724-3046
Our office locations
Connecticut
Broadway Street
Mystic, CT 06355
860-440-7600
special appointment only
Rhode Island - Main Office
372 Broadway
Pawtucket, RI 02860
401-724-9400
Massachusetts
Martha's Vineyard
Oak Bluffs, MA 02557
508-316-2396
special appointment only
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