Chelmsford Office

The Chelmsford Office at 227 Chelmsford Street sits in a community that has a growing population of older residents and families who need legal guidance on issues that tend to intersect as people age or face serious illness. The firm's three practice areas, Social Security law, estate planning, and elder law, are not coincidentally grouped together. Clients dealing with a disabling condition often also need to think about how their assets are structured, who will make decisions on their behalf if they become incapacitated, and whether they may eventually need to qualify for Medicaid to cover long-term care costs. This office can be reached at (339) 499-4306 and offers a distinctive combination of legal services that is particularly well suited to clients who want to address multiple legal needs with a single firm rather than seeking out separate attorneys for each issue. Whether someone is applying for Social Security disability benefits for the first time or an aging parent needs a plan that protects their estate while preserving access to public benefits, this practice covers the legal ground that matters most.

The Chelmsford Office helps clients navigate the Social Security disability claims process, including preparing initial applications and handling appeals through the administrative hearing stage. On the estate planning side, the firm assists with drafting wills, establishing trusts, and creating powers of attorney and health care proxies. The elder law component addresses issues such as Medicaid eligibility and planning, guardianship, and the legal tools that allow families to make informed decisions about long-term care.

When you contact the Chelmsford Office, the staff will work to understand which of your legal needs are most pressing and how they may connect to one another. For a Social Security disability claim, the process involves documenting your medical history and functional limitations in a way that meets the SSA's standards for approval. For estate planning or elder law matters, the firm will review your current situation, identify any gaps in your planning, and help you put the appropriate legal documents in place so that your wishes are protected and your eligibility for public benefits is not inadvertently jeopardized.

The Chelmsford Office serves residents of Chelmsford and nearby communities throughout Middlesex County, including Westford, Tewksbury, Billerica, and surrounding towns in north-central Massachusetts.