Attorney Michelle J. Blair has over thirty years’ experience litigating in the Courts of the Commonwealth of Massachusetts focusing on divorce, family disputes, landlord/tenant issues, property disputes, contract disputes, estate disputes and miscellaneous matters facing individuals suing or being sued. If you are going to Court, you want Attorney Blair by your side. Put her experience to work for you. You can trust her to get the best results.
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Property line disputes in Massachusetts start with a disagreement between neighbors about where one property ends and another begins. You can protect your property by proving a boundary issue and taking action before a claim develops. This guide explains five practical steps and the Massachusetts laws behind them. Attorney Michelle J. Blair has more than […]
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Conservatorship vs. guardianship usually happens when a family member can no longer take care of themselves. While both are court-sanctioned appointments, the two involve distinct roles. A guardian takes care of personal matters and health concerns, whereas a conservator deals with finance and property management. It is very common in Massachusetts for families to require […]