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    Massachusetts Practice V.56 Elder Law, 2025-2026 ed.

    Authors: Jeffrey A. Bloom, Patricia D'Agostino
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    Elder Lawcovers every aspect of the elder law practice from insurance to government benefits to estate planning. Additional topics include:

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    Publication date:2024-10-01
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    Jeffrey A. Bloom

    Bloom is a partner at Margolis & Bloom, which has offices in Wellesley and Boston. He received his B.A. in economics from Brandeis University and his J.D. from Suffolk University Law School.

    He has served as an ombudsman for the Executive Office of

     

    Patricia D'Agostino

    Patricia C. D'Agostino is a Partner at Margolis & Bloom, LLP, which has offices in Wellesley and Boston. She focuses her practice in the following areas: estate and long-term care planning, MassHealth applications and appeals, planning for children