ABOUT DGVE law®
We’re a boutique law firm concentrating in the interrelated practice areas of Massachusetts wills, trusts, and estate planning, probate and trust and estate administration, and legal services for small businesses.
Our clients come to us from all around the Greater Boston Area and reside everywhere from Charlestown, Back Bay, Southie, the Sound End, Metro West, the North Shore, all the way down the South Shore out onto the Cape. Our clients have diverse backgrounds, family structures, financial circumstances, and goals. They’re also a really amazing bunch of people with whom we enjoy developing friendly, lasting relationships.
We maintain a special estate planning focus on the unique needs of parents of young children just filling their nests, serving them with deep empathy and compassion. We also serve many families just emptying their nests and settling into or enjoying retirement with the same degree of care we would for our own parents.
We are honored to serve multiple members and generations in the same families comforting siblings and parents with the knowledge that we intend to be here to guide their children after they're gone. Just ask some of our clients and they’ll probably have some good stories to tell you; ours is a very family friendly law firm!
We also really enjoy working with small locally-rooted and family-owned businesses. After all, DGVE law is a local small business too. We understand completely, and we want to help your small, local business succeed so your family and our communities do too.
And because we care about our communities, our families, and our futures, DGVE law® is a much-less-paper law office.
Since DGVE law’s inception in 2008, we’ve been committed to conserving energy, reducing paper waste, recycling, making environmentally conscious purchases, reducing greenhouse gases, and developing sustainable practices.
To learn more, just call or email us at: (781) 740-0848 or info@dgvelaw.com
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