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The Law Office of Daintria W. McClure, C.P.A., is an estate planning and elder law firm in Westborough, Massachusetts, that provides comprehensive asset protection, estate planning and administration services for individuals and families along the eastern shore of Massachusetts, including Westborough, Northborough, Southborough, Shrewsbury, Worcester, Framingham, Natick and Grafton. Attorney...
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For more than 30 years, the attorneys at Gilbert & Greif, P.A. have assisted individuals in Bangor and throughout Maine with their most pressing legal matters. We specialize in personal injury and employment law, and our approach is collaborative. To best serve our clients, it is important to us that we come to know them personally. In matters of personal injury, our lawyers provide...
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With offices in Rockland, Maine, and Westborough, Massachusetts, The Law Office of Daintria W. McClure, C.P.A, provides comprehensive elder law and estate planning services to clients of all ages and at all stages of life. Founding lawyer, Ms. McClure’s legal practice encompasses asset protection, tax planning, estate planning, long-term care planning and probate services, including Medicaid...
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FIRM PROFILE This office concentrates in all areas of family law and probate matters. In the District Court Courts we primarily handle divorces, parental rights and responsibilities actions, child support, spousal support, child custody, and protective orders. In the Probate Courts we handle estate administration, guardianship, conservatorship and adoptions. Our...
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