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McIntosh Legal Advisory, Advocacy & Litigation serving MA & NH
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About
"I decided to become an attorney to help people and be a part of something bigger than myself."
McIntosh Legal Advisory, Advocacy & Litigation, aka M Legal Advisory, a law office founded by Attorney Brenda McIntosh, is committed to providing legal services to those who need it most. Attorney McIntosh earned her juris doctor degree at Suffolk University Law School and is completing a Master of Laws in Taxation as this is written. Prior to opening M Legal Advisory, Attorney McIntosh worked for a boutique law firm following more than a decade in professional services at a Big 4. She holds a Master of Science in Leadership and Bachelor of Science in Business Administration from Northeastern University. Attorney McIntosh experience spans several industries including working with financials services, consumer, technology, and real estate as well as several years in factory automation as a technical/sales engineer for pneumatics and hydraulics.
Now, with her own firm, she offers a broad range of services, including civil litigation, real estate, tax controversy, estate planning, wills & trusts, immigration services, and small business legal support as fractional in-house counsel as well as advisory services for businesses. She is licensed in both Massachusetts and New Hampshire. Attorney McIntosh's mission is to give back to the communities she serves because the cost of justice should not be a barrier to seeking justice. She works with her clients to address their legal challenges maintaining the high standards of professionalism clients should expect. Whether you are looking for a real estate law office, tax controversy assistance, or have other legal matters, contact Attorney McIntosh to discuss your specific legal needs. She offers virtual office hours by appointment.
Topic of the Month
Wills, Trusts, Estates... oh my!
When it comes to what happens after you are gone or what happens if you become unable to manage your own affairs, careful planning and having the proper documentation in place is key to ensuring your wishes are carried out. Wills, trusts and estates are not just for the rich!