In earlier articles, we addressed the deeply tragic scenario of losing a child and how such an event can fundamentally alter a family’s circumstances—making it essential to revisit or create an estate plan. This article turns to a different category of life events....
No parent wants to consider it, but the unthinkable can happen: a child passes away unexpectedly, at any age, with or without children of their own. When it does, it can profoundly affect your estate plan. While the topic is unbearable, planning ahead can make a...
If you are a grandparent, there is one conversation you cannot avoid with your adult children: Have they named a Guardian and Trustee for their minor children? In the unlikely but horrifically tragic event where a parent passes too soon, this decision determines who...
What’s going on, should I be worried, and what can I do about it? These are questions you may find yourself asking as your loved one becomes less independent and more reliant on others. Families sometimes discover that a loved one’s assets have been transferred,...
Estate Planning for Young Parents: Protecting What Matters Most For many young parents, estate planning feels like something to handle later in life. You may not consider yourselves wealthy. You may still be saving for a home. Retirement feels far away. Between work,...
Planning for the later stages of life isn’t always simple—or a priority. Questions about long-term care, finances, and medical decisions can come up quickly, and many families aren’t sure where to turn.The reality that we see daily, is that life can change in an...
Attorneys Flynn and Ford had a productive meeting with Congressman Lynch, who has pledged his full support of NAELA’s efforts to repeal mandatory Medicaid Estate Recovery. The NAELA Foundation and the Board of Directors of NAELA held a Congressional briefing this...
Probate is the legal process through which a deceased person’s assets are validated and distributed under court supervision. In Massachusetts, probate can be time-consuming, costly, and public, which is why many families use smart planning tools to help their loved...
Falco and Associates, P.C. Attorney Judy Flynn was recently retained by a client to establish a Trust to receive the proceeds of a one-million-dollar lottery prize. The Massachusetts Lottery requires a named individual or representative to accept the award and...
Attorney Anthony Falco and Doug Scott (Quincy College Athletic Director) Attorney Anthony Falco recently presented a $2,000 donation to Quincy College Athletic Director Doug Scott, on behalf of Falco & Associates, P.C. and The Bo Foundation. The gift is part of an...
Just the Facts: What’s Changing Under the One Big Beautiful Bill Act The One Big Beautiful Bill Act (OBBBA), signed into law on July 4, 2025, introduces several key changes that may impact estate planning, long-term care, and tax strategy for many of our clients. At...
Pictured from left to right: Liam Murphy (scholarship recipient), Attorney Anthony Falco (Trustee) The Richard and Geraldine Storella Educational Trust Awards $22,500 in Scholarships to 2025 Recipients The Richard and Geraldine Storella Educational Trust is honored to...
Take the first steps to protecting your assets for generations to come. Whether you need legal advice setting up an estate, dealing with probate or any issue regarding elder law, our helpful and experienced attorneys can help.
Mon – Fri: 9 AM – 5 PM
Phone: 617-472-3341
Fax: 617-472-7394
NAELA Members
Falco & Associates, P.C. are members of the National Academy of Elder Law Attorneys.
Senior Solutions Partner
Falco & Associates, P.C. is affiliated with Senior Resource Center, Inc., an ancillary care management and financial overview business.