Patrick G. Curley

Leading Estate Planning and Elder Law Specialist

Attorney Patrick G. Curley is an Elder Law and Asset Protection Specialist. He focuses his practice on protecting clients? homes, savings, and independence ? whether planning in advance or in a crisis. Patrick is one of roughly two dozen MA attorneys to have earned the prestigious designation of Certified Elder Law Attorney (CELA) from the National Elder Law Foundation*. Patrick volunteers on the Board of Directors of the Massachusetts Chapter of the National Academy of Elder Law Attorneys (NAELA), an organization of 450 Massachusetts attorneys focused on improving the lives of seniors and that those living with disabilities or special needs.

A Premier Law Firm

Patrick leads Curley Law Firm LLP: one of the premier Estate Planning and Elder Law firms in Massachusetts. Under his leadership, the firm has grown to include three Attorneys and four professional staff ? with over 60 years of combined legal experience in Elder Law. The firm serves seniors and their families with a full range of Estate Planning and Elder Law services as well as younger families requiring Estate Tax planning and Trust protection for minor children.

Patrick?s team includes Attorney Lucy Budman who is also a Certified Elder Law Attorney and has earned a prestigious Masters of Law in Taxation (LL.M.) degree, as well as his father attorney Mark M. Curley. ÿCurley Law Firm LLP protects clients? homes and savings from being lost to Nursing Home costs, Medicaid (MassHealth), or Estate Taxes.

What we can achieve for you

Elder Law and Estate Planning encompass a broad array of legal services. By way of example, we often help clients:

• Eliminate or minimize state and federal Estate Taxes to ensure that your wealth passes to your loved ones rather than the government


• Protect your assets and income if you or your spouse require Nursing Home care so that your home and hard-earned savings are not lost to Medicaid (MassHealth)


• Ensure that your assets are protected for your minor or special needs children in the event of your incapacity or death


• Administer Probate Estates or Trusts to ensure a timely and accurate distribution of Estate assets.