Estate Planning in Massachusetts

Watching your elderly parent(s) struggle with dwindling financial resources can be a distressing and overwhelming...

In the journey of life, we often find ourselves navigating through different stages, each presenting its own set of...

On 7/18, Judy joined the Dementia Care Collaborative in a webinar discussing Holistic Estate Planning - A...

  Planning for the future is a responsible and essential step to ensure the protection and distribution of your assets...

Falco and Associates P.C. Administered Six Salvatore & Maria Pizzi Foundation Inc. Scholarship Awards of...

The Richard and Geraldine Storella Educational Trust is honored and pleased to announce its 2022 award recipients. Zachary Donaghue was awarded $12,500. He will be attending University of Massachusetts Amherst and has not yet chosen a major to pursue. Nicholas Ferrara was awarded $7,500. He will be attending Stonehill College to study finance and math. Kellen Kopp was awarded $5,000. He will be attending Boston College as a computer science major. Additionally, each of the 10 applicants who applied but did not win the Scholarship were awarded a $250 book award to support their future endeavors. 

At Falco and Associates P.C., our staff believes in service to our community. Scott Campbell is a great influence in...

As we age, it's important to plan ahead and make informed decisions about our healthcare preferences, especially when...

May is here, and with it comes Elder Law Month—a time to recognize the importance of proactive legal planning for the...

Elder abuse is a growing problem in the United States, with estimates suggesting that as many as 1 in 10 older adults...

Attorney Anthony S. Falco is honored to be recently appointed to the Board of Directors of the Salvatore and Marie Pizzi Foundation Scholarship.

In memory of Salvatore and Marie Pizzi, the foundation was founded in 2012. The educational scholarships will distribute over $1,000,000 per year. Attorney Falco shall be exclusively responsible to award approximately $100,000 to six students per annum graduating from Quincy High School, North Quincy High School, and Archbishop Williams High School.