Compassion, Care, Commitment, and Excellence. Serving those in Boston and the surrounding areas.
At its core, an estate plan offers protection during life and guidance after death. It honors a person's unique situation and objectives. Anyone can benefit from a well-crafted estate plan!
Estate Planning
The probate and asset distribution process can be a maze filled with traps for the unwary. Having a guide who knows how to avoid the traps can help you cut through the red tape and ensure final wishes are effectively carried out.
Probate & Estate Administration
Review of Estate Plans
Life changes, your estate plan should change with it. An estate plan should be reviewed after a major life event (such as obtaining real estate, starting a new business, or after a divorce) or every five years to ensure it still reflects your aims.
Fiduciary Advising & Trust Administration
Balancing duties to the grantors and beneficiaries can come with many questions. Trustees who have an advisor to aid them can navigate the challenges and work with financial advisors to manage the trust with integrity.
Kathryn M. Barry, Esq.
Attorney Barry has focused on estate planning, probate, fiduciary advising, and trust administration for several years. She is a member and legislative liaison for the Massachusetts Bar Association's Probate Law Section Council. Attorney Barry has authored several articles analyzing recent cases and the potential effect of legislation on practicing estate and trust law. In addition, she is a 2026 Massachusetts Bar Association's Leadership Academy Fellow. She is also a member of the Women's Bar Association.
Giving back to the community is essential to her. She has served as a Mock Trial Court judge and looks forward to serving again in the future. In addition, she serves as president of the Covenant Boston Preservation Project, a charity focused on preserving and protecting the historic structure known as Church of the Covenant located at 67 Newbury Street in Boston, MA, to promote the appreciation of history and educating the community about its architectural, historical, and cultural significance.
Attorney Barry received her JD from New England Law Boston in 2014 and her LLM in Taxation with a concentration in Estate Planning from Boston University in 2018. She was admitted to the Massachusetts Bar in 2014.
Get in Touch
Have a question about estate planning, estate administration, or trustee duties? Contact me to schedule a free 30-minute consultation.
Email: kmbarrylaw@outlook.com
Phone: (617) 982-3628
Address: 7 Avenue de Lafayette #120123,Boston, MA 02111
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