Attorney Tracey A. Brown provides personalized legal guidance with a focus on estate planning, estate and trust administration, and litigation. She also assists clients with real estate transactions, collections, and business formation.
Tracey takes a hands-on approach, making time to understand each client’s circumstances, priorities, and goals. She prioritizes helping clients understand the legal process and feel comfortable asking questions. For many matters, she offers a flat fee rather than an hourly rate, allowing clients to ask questions and seek clarification without worrying about additional hourly charges. Tracey advocates firmly for her clients while recognizing that negotiation and resolution outside the courtroom can often best serve their interests.
She represents clients in the Probate and Family Court, Superior Court, and District Courts throughout Norfolk, Suffolk, Middlesex, Bristol, Worcester, and Plymouth counties.
Before establishing her own practice, Tracey worked for law firms in Boston, Wellesley, and Norwood. She also served as a prosecutor and Assistant Attorney General in the Insurance and Unemployment Fraud Division of the Massachusetts Attorney General’s Office, handling a wide range of matters, including insurance fraud related to the Central Artery/Tunnel Project, commonly known as the Big Dig.
Tracey earned her Bachelor of Arts in political science, with an emphasis on criminal justice, from Trinity College in Hartford, Connecticut. She graduated cum laude from the University of Maine School of Law in 1997.
Outside her practice, Tracey regularly volunteers her time to support fundraising for the Jimmy Fund Clinic, Boston Children’s Hospital, Blood Cancer United, Team IMPACT, and Family Reach—organizations that have personal significance to her and her family. She is also active in her hometown community of Norwood, where she lives with her husband and four daughters.