Daryl Cameron Every, Esquire

Ms. Every is a sole practitioner in Milton, where she concentrates in special needs and elder law, disability advocacy, publicbenefits, and estate planning.  She advises families, guardians, trustees, and non-profit organizations, who are committed to maximizing public benefits with private resources for individuals with intellectual and/or physical disabilities. In addition, Attorney Every provides trustee services for special needs and individual trusts.   She is the Vice President of the Norfolk-Plymouth Estate Planning Council (NPEPC), and a member of the Massachusetts Chapter of NAELA, Boston Bar Association, and Massachusetts Bar Association.  Ms. Every presently serves as the pro bono Dever Class Action Representative in the landmark federal class action, Ricci v. Okin, concerning the rights of the disabled.  Ms. Every is a graduate of Northeastern University School of Law and the University of Massachusetts at Amherst.

Nicholas S. Gray, Esquire

Attorney Gray. is a partner in the Trusts and Estates group at Rubin and Rudman, LLP in Boston.  His practice centers on estate, income and gift tax planning for individuals and families.  

Mr. Gray advises on matters including trust administration, estates, guardianships and conservatorships. 

He has been in legal practice since 1999 following an extensivecareer in software development, programming, and systems analysis.  

Mr. Gray is a graduate of Suffolk University Law School and Westminster Choir College.

Lisa Cukier, Esquire

Lisa M. Cukier is a partner at Burns & Levinson and concentrates her practice in all aspects of estate and trust litigation, fiduciary litigation, probate law, child custody,parentage issues and divorce, planning and litigation for blended families and same-sex couples, adoption, guardianship and conservatorship, and elder financial exploitation.

Recognized for her expertise and skill, Ms. Cukier is a frequent speaker on the topics of trust and estate litigation, estate planning, and family law, including same sex marriage. She is a continuing Faculty Member at Newton Community Education, for the course “Wills, Trusts and Probate” 2008 through the present. She is also a regular contributor for various publications including Boston Spirit Magazine, and a columnist for the Weston Town Crier and Wicked Local Wayland. Prior to joining Burns & Levinson in 2002, she served as Assistant General Counsel for the Department of Mental Health and as Assistant General Counsel for the Department of Mental Retardation.