Falco & Associates, P.C.

07/04/2026

Happy Birthday to Attorney Falco 🇺🇸

Born on America’s birthday, raised in the hometown of John Adams and John Quincy Adams, and continuing a lifelong commitment to serving his community!

07/03/2026

For 250 years, Americans have planned, built, protected, and passed on their legacies. Families have purchased homes and farms, started businesses, raised children, cared for aging parents, and worked to ensure that what they built would benefit the generations that followed. . .

In 2026, the United States marks an extraordinary milestone: 250 years since the signing of the Declaration of Independence. A quarter of a millennium has passed since a small group of visionaries committed themselves to the radical idea that each generation should have the freedom and opportunity t...

07/03/2026

Two hundred and fifty years after the Declaration of Independence, Anthony found himself standing in Amsterdam where another Quincy lawyer once worked to help make that independence possible.

Attorney Falco at the John Adams' Amsterdam residence this past weekend. Two hundred and fifty years after the Declaration of Independence, I find myself standing in Amsterdam where another Quincy lawyer once worked to help make that independence possible. John Adams, born in Braintree, MA and a law...

06/21/2026

Our clients are getting cuter and cuter...

06/16/2026

“I pinch myself every day.”

A client recently shared those words while reflecting on her family, health, and the life she’s built. It’s a reminder that estate planning isn’t just for times of crisis—it’s often most valuable when life is going well.

Read Attorney Anthony Falco’s latest article on why stability can be the best time to plan ahead:

I recently had a phone call with a woman who, by all accounts, had built a wonderful life with her husband and family. She spoke about her children and grandchildren with pride. She and her husband are both very healthy, worked hard over the years, maintained close family relationships, and built a....

06/10/2026

Our team was proud to join DOVE, Inc. last month at Granite Links for their annual “Let’s Dance” fundraiser.

The event, which began as a small birthday celebration, has grown into one of DOVE’s largest fundraisers, supporting free, comprehensive services for individuals and families impacted by domestic violence, including counseling, legal advocacy, and housing support.

06/08/2026

A glimpse into why we do this work.

We have a responsibility to share our knowledge, experience, and resources. We have been doing that for over 35 years. Truth be told, a heart felt thank you fuels our passion to help.

05/29/2026

When a baby visits, EVERYTHING stops!

Pictured are Tina Mayo (our office manager and new momma bear), Kat, Sienna, Méabh and the star of the show, Donovan!

05/27/2026

Over 25 years ago, a simple coffee meeting with Professor Becky Morgan quietly changed the course of Attorney Falco’s career and ultimately led him into the field of elder law. That relationship and the path it set in motion were on full reflection recently as Attorney Falco returned to his alma mater, Stetson University College of Law, to reconnect with the people and memories that shaped his professional journey.

Over 25 years ago, a simple coffee meeting with Professor Becky Morgan quietly changed the course of Attorney Falco’s career and ultimately led him into the field of elder law. That relationship and the path it set in motion were on full reflection recently as Attorney Falco returned to his alma m...

05/19/2026

Judy, in her role as a NAELA board member and past president, recently traveled to Washington, D.C. to advocate against aggressive Medicaid estate recovery rules that could impact families.

While there, she joined former South Boston attorneys John Ford and Flynn in meetings with U.S. Representative Stephen Lynch.

Real progress was made in these discussions, and NAELA will continue working to challenge and monitor this proposed policy.

The NAELA Foundation hosted a Medicaid Estate Recovery Congressional Briefing at the Capitol Visitor Center on January 7, 2026, to shine a spotlight on how this policy harms older Americans and individuals with disabilities.