Estate planning attorneys in Bedford, Massachusetts
Discover 1 legal specialists in Bedford, Massachusetts.
Location
133 Great Rd, Bedford, MA 01730
Phone Number
+1 781-214-0858
Recent Reviews
"Rebecca is not only the consummate professional, she is also extremely knowledgeable concerning the law, and a wonderful person to work with. Her advice concerning my situation was invaluable. She represented me in court and presented evidence to the Court which was so incredibly effective that the court ruled in my favor. I highly recommend Rebecca to anyone concerning Family Court, and any divorce proceedings."
"I worked with Rebecca and team over the course of 8 months. She is a professional, competent lawyer with obvious experience navigating family courts. Her great instincts don't allow her to miss anything, as she picks up on nuanceĀ exceptionally well. Her billing was fair, accurate and timely. Be it divorce, custody or estate planning, I'd pick her every time."
"We worked with Rebecca and her team to do a basic estate plan (will, healthcare proxy, power of attorney). She was a pleasure to work with, very knowledgeable, and never rushed nor rude. One thing we really appreciated was the levity she brought to what would otherwise be some pretty dour conversations. She answered all of our questions patiently, offered solid advice, distilled our contribution down to answering a handful of important questions, and organized a socially-distanced signing to wrap things up."
"I attended Rebecca Neale's workshop on essential legal documents for young adults in preparation for my daughter leaving for college. The workshop was well done; everything was explained clearly; we received prepared documents tailored to my daughter prior to the workshop. The workshop was online, but getting the documents witnessed and notarized was also a breeze!"
"Was so happy to work with Rebecca on our family's important estate planning documents - wills, trusts, etc. She does such a great job of untangling the legal mumbo-jumbo and helped us clarify what we *really* wanted in our own words and get it into solid legal language. It's funny; you think you know what your wishes are, and then someone who understands how the law works helps you see that nothing is that simple. She helped us see that if you don't articulate them clearly and soundly, your wishes may be misses."