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Trust, Estate, and Real Estate Litigation

We represent clients in all manner of disputes over property in the Massachusetts Superior Court, Probate Court and Land Court. Whether our clients are contesting a Will or a Trust, challenging a Personal Representative (“P.R.”) or Trustee, defending their position as P.R. or Trustee, or fighting over the division of interests in property (including, most often, real estate), we pride ourselves on prioritizing common-sense, practical solutions while also preparing to take our cases to trial if needed. Typical litigation matters include petitions for partition of real estate, creditor claims, actions for and objections to P.R. and Trustee accounts, business succession disputes, and will contests.

Our Services

Estate Planning

There is more to an estate plan than just a Will. Read more about our comprehensive approach here.

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Probate and Administration of Estates

Serving as Personal Representative of an estate can be tricky. Read more about how we guide our clients through an estate from start to finish here.

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Trustee Services

Trusts come in all shapes and sizes, and serving as a Trustee is always unique to a particular trust. Read more about how we assist Trustees here.

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Trust, Estate and Real Estate Litigation

Disputes can be difficult. Whether clients are looking for creative solutions to save on litigation costs or are determined to go to trial, we can help.

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Real Estate Conveyancing

We offer conveyancing (purchase and sale) services to existing clients and referral partners. Read more here.

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Trustee Services

Trusts come in all shapes and sizes, and serving as a Trustee is always unique to a particular trust. Read more about how we assist Trustees here.

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Trust, Estate and Real Estate Litigation

Disputes can be difficult. Whether clients are looking for creative solutions to save on litigation costs or are determined to go to trial, we can help.

More About Litigation

Real Estate Conveyancing

We offer conveyancing (purchase and sale) services to existing clients and referral partners. Read more here.

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Fegreus & Broderick, LLP

21 Custom House Street, Suite 480
Boston, Massachusetts 02110
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Regular reviews help ensure beneficiary designations align with current goals and circumstances.

If you have questions about how your assets will transfer, we would be glad to speak with you.
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