Wills & Trusts
Documents and structures intended to express wishes and support continuity.
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Estate Planning & Elder Law
Protect the life you built—and the people who will carry it forward.
Estate and elder-law planning is not paperwork for some distant future. It is how families prepare for incapacity, long-term care, asset transfer and the responsibilities that follow a loss.
Begin a planning conversationContinuity by design
A collection of documents is not the same as a coordinated plan.
A durable plan connects the legal documents to the assets, the family structure and the possibility of long-term care. The firm helps make those connections visible before a crisis forces the decision.
Planning and administration
A connected view of protection, care and transition.
Powers of Attorney & Health Care Proxies
Planning for trusted decision-making if circumstances change.
Long-Term Care Planning
Guidance around nursing-home care, in-home care and the planning decisions surrounding both.
Medicaid Planning
Medicaid eligibility planning and Medicaid Asset Protection Trusts as part of a broader long-term plan.
Guardianships
Article 81 and Article 17-A guardianship matters approached with care and clarity.
Probate & Administration
Guidance through probate, fiduciary duties, trust administration and estate transitions.
Of Counsel
Mark Brian Grosky, Esq., M.B.A.
Mark brings more than thirty years of concentrated experience in elder law, estate planning and Medicaid Asset Protection, together with the perspective of a financial advisor.
View Mark’s profileBegin with a conversation