Stephenson John

Rubin, Rudman, Chamberlain, and Marsh Attorneys have carried on a tradition of integrity, serving the best interests of clients and dedication to the principles of honesty, hard work, and competence. Our attorneys welcome challenging assignments in these practice areas, which includes serving national companies, local institutions, regional institutions, public entities, municipalities, closely-held businesses, educational institutions, and much more.

If you live in Massachusetts and you are thinking about creating a living trust, then you need to know the facts about how a living trust works in Massachusetts. This is where we come in. We are Doug Grainger and Ann Marie Grainger, Esq. We are Elder Law Attorneys in Barnstable. For over 20 years, we have been specializing in the preparation of estate planning documents & living trusts throughout Massachusetts. We have successfully helped hundreds of families plan for the future by creating their estate plans. Why should you consider an estate plan? There are many benefits to you-and your family-in setting one up. Here's one very important benefit: you'll get a say in how the assets you've worked a lifetime to build will be allocated once you pass. An estate plan can also be used while you're still alive. For example, what would happen if you suddenly became incapacitated, and could no longer make decisions? A living trust can state who you want to make decisions on your behalf.