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Robert Marshall is a distinguished attorney based in Burlington, Massachusetts, and the managing shareholder of a firm he founded in 1977. With over four decades of legal experience, Robert specializes in estate planning, probate, real estate, insurance, and tax law, bringing a wealth of knowledge and a personalized approach to each client. His extensive background in elder law and trust administration allows him to navigate complex legal landscapes, ensuring that his clients receive comprehensive and effective legal solutions. Robert earned his Juris Doctor degree from Suffolk University Law School and furthered his expertise by obtaining an LLM in Taxation from Boston University Law School. Before entering the legal field, he spent several years in the life insurance industry, where he developed a strong foundation in financial planning, earning the designation of Chartered Life Underwriter (CLU). This unique blend of experience enhances his ability to address the multifaceted needs of his clients, particularly in estate and tax planning. Throughout his career, Robert has built lasting relationships with clients and colleagues, which he considers one of his greatest accomplishments. His commitment to service is evident in his active involvement in the community, including his role as Vice-Chairman of the Lancaster Board of Zoning Appeals. Residing in Lancaster, MA, with his wife, Norma, whom he married in 1968, Robert values family life and enjoys spending time with their two children and four grandchildren. His dedication to both his clients and community reflects his belief in the importance of trust and integrity in the legal profession. Whether navigating the complexities of probate or crafting tailored estate plans, Robert Marshall is dedicated to providing exceptional legal guidance to his clients in Burlington and beyond.
Estate planning attorneys help individuals plan for the distribution of their assets and care during incapacity. They create wills, trusts, and other documents to protect families and minimize taxes. Common matters include wills, trusts, powers of attorney, healthcare directives.