About Amy N. Azza of Azza Law
Meet your friendly, neighborhood estate planning attorney.
As a mom of two daughters, I know how hard it is to think about leaving this world and the people you love. I also understand how confusing and overwhelming estate planning and probate law can be.
That’s why I opened my own firm, Azza Law, to offer compassionate guidance when you need it most.
When we work together, you’ll soon find that relationships come first and no question is too small.
My estate planning process is comprehensive, including wills, trusts, durable powers of attorney, and health care proxies. Thanks to my background in real estate law, I can also draft documents such as deeds, certificates of trust, and declarations of homestead, making your experience more cost-effective and efficient. You'll get timely responses, jargon-free explanations, and the peace of mind that you've taken care of what matters most.
I also specialize in probate administration, offering a full-service approach that provides a safe place to land during a difficult time. With over 25 years of experience, I know how to work directly with the courts to move things forward properly and quickly so you can focus on caring for yourself and your family.
Whether you want help protecting your legacy and loved ones or you’ve experienced a loss and need help navigating the probate process, I’m here for you with expert advice and an open heart.
—Amy N. Azza, Esq.
Education & Licensure
Bachelor of Arts in Political Science, Honors Program, magna cum laude
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College of the Holy Cross
Juris Doctor, cum laude
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Suffolk University Law School
Licensed to practice law in Massachusetts (admitted Jan. 2001) and New Hampshire (2010)
Admitted to practice in the United States District Court for the District of Massachusetts (2010) and New Hampshire (2010)
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My Values
Authenticity
Keeping it real while giving expert guidance you can trust.
Compassion
Supporting you with sensitivity and warmth.
Legacy
Helping you protect and preserve what matters most.
Relationships
Turning clients into friends and giving back to the community I love.
Simplicity
Making a complex process clear, efficient, and jargon-free.
The Heart Behind the Practice
My heart for service and love of people have always been big parts of who I am.
Growing up in Franklin, MA, my grandparents were my best friends. My grandfather, the beloved town doctor, and my grandmother, one of the first female pharmacists in the state, modeled compassionate service daily. So did my social-worker mom and my dad who was both a social worker and a lawyer. Spending time with them opened my eyes to how many people near the end of their lives were missing important protections. Later at Holy Cross, I learned the Jesuit teaching of being a person for others. It's no surprise that though I started my career in real estate law, I soon moved into estate planning.
Beyond serving Massachusetts families in Franklin, Bellingham, and beyond, I love trying new restaurants, baking cookies, cheering on the Patriots, spending time with my family, and giving back to the community. I offer free estate planning seminars, support local Veterans organizations, and serve as the Director and Chairwoman of the Greater Franklin Distinguished Young Women Program.