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Important notice: Please be advised that sending me an email does not commence a confidential attorney-client relationship. Such a relationship only commences when we discuss your case.

The Law Office of Marie P. Grady represents clients in Connecticut and Massachusetts, with a practice that blends immigration work, wills and estates, mediation, and grant and funding navigation. Because legal problems rarely fit a single category, the office takes a practical, whole-client approach: understanding the business, family, or personal pressures behind a matter and then shaping a path forward that reflects the client's real goals.

Immigration matters are handled with attention to the paperwork-heavy, deadline-driven nature of the process. Clients receive steady guidance through the steps of petition preparation, documentation, and negotiation, while the office keeps the explanation of each stage plain and understandable. For organizations seeking grant funding, similar support is offered, helping proposals be written, framed, and submitted so that worthy programs can be recognized by funders rather than lost in a crowded field.

Wills and estates planning sits at the center of the firm's long-term advisory work. Discussions cover protecting family, preserving assets, and making wishes clear in advance so decisions are not made under stress later. Mediation provides another route for resolving disputes without prolonged litigation, often helping clients reach workable agreements more quickly and with less expense. Together these services reflect a belief that good legal counsel should clarify choices, not simply add complexity.

Before any matter begins, potential clients are asked to read the office's important notice and telephone the Springfield office to arrange a conversation. An email sent on its own does not create a confidential attorney-client relationship; that relationship forms only after the attorney has discussed the case directly with the client and determined that representation is appropriate. This careful ordering protects clients and confirms that the advice given is tailored, informed, and grounded in an actual understanding of the situation.