Business Details
We have been practicing law for over four decades, with Attorney Lawrence G. Hoyle accumulating fortythree years of experience. We founded our independent practice in 1995 and relocated to Wellesley in 2008 to better serve the local community. We specialize in estate planning, trust administration, probate law, and elder law, providing comprehensive solutions for complex financial situations. We hold admissions to the U.S. District Court for the District of Massachusetts, the U.S. Tax Court, and the highest state courts in Massachusetts and Rhode Island. We earned an LL.M. in Tax Law from Boston University and a J.D. from Syracuse University, grounding our advice in advanced legal education. We conduct thorough reviews of each clients circumstances, ensuring personalized strategies that align with their goals.
We draft wills, trusts, and powers of attorney, and we guide clients through probate avoidance and asset protection processes. We represent clients in trust and estate administration, handling tax matters, steppedup basis calculations, and will contests with precision. We stay current on Massachusetts tax statutes and Medicaid regulations to safeguard our clients assets and eligibility. We maintain a commitment to transparent communication, providing clear explanations and realistic expectations throughout every case. We strive for client satisfaction by delivering diligent representation and practical, resultsoriented legal counsel.
We draft wills, trusts, and powers of attorney, and we guide clients through probate avoidance and asset protection processes. We represent clients in trust and estate administration, handling tax matters, steppedup basis calculations, and will contests with precision. We stay current on Massachusetts tax statutes and Medicaid regulations to safeguard our clients assets and eligibility. We maintain a commitment to transparent communication, providing clear explanations and realistic expectations throughout every case. We strive for client satisfaction by delivering diligent representation and practical, resultsoriented legal counsel.
Highlights and features
- We have 43 years of estate planning experience.
- Our practice has been operating since 1995.
- We are admitted to the U.S. District Court, Massachusetts.
- Our attorney holds an LL.M. in Tax Law from Boston.
- We provide personalized asset protection and probate avoidance strategies.
Services
Estate Planning
Our estate planning service creates comprehensive wills, trusts, and powerofattorney documents tailored to each clients unique circumstances. We serve individuals, families, and business owners seeking to preserve wealth across generations. The result is reduced tax liability, clear asset distribution, and peace of mind.
Trust Law
We draft and administer a variety of trusts, including revocable, irrevocable, and charitable trusts, to meet specific financial goals. Our clients range from highnetworth individuals to families requiring special needs planning. Effective trust structures safeguard assets, minimize estate taxes, and ensure intended distribution.
Probate Avoidance
We employ strategic probate avoidance techniques, such as living trusts and beneficiary designations, to keep estates out of court. Our service benefits seniors, families, and anyone desiring a swift, private transfer of assets. Clients experience reduced costs, faster settlements, and preserved family harmony.
Asset Protection
We design asset protection plans that incorporate trusts, limited liability entities, and statutory exemptions to shield wealth. Our clients include entrepreneurs, professionals, and families at risk of lawsuits or creditor claims. The approach preserves capital, maintains financial stability, and supports longterm legacy goals.
Special Needs Trusts
We create Special Needs Trusts that provide for disabled beneficiaries without jeopardizing government benefits. Our service assists families and caregivers seeking secure, compliant financial support for loved ones. Clients gain peace of mind knowing care needs are met while preserving eligibility for essential programs.