Since joining Glovsky & Glovsky in 1998, Anthony has concentrated his practice in the areas of tax and estate planning, estate and trust administration and elder law. He also assists seniors and their families with MassHealth issues, including applications and appeals.

Active in the community, Anthony serves on the Board of Trustees for the Children's Center for Communication/Beverly School for the Deaf. He is also a member of the Beverly Rotary Club.

Brandon, who currently serves as Managing Partner of the Firm, practices in the Business Law group. He represents private companies and their owners on a variety of issues including entity selection and organization, mergers and acquisitions, financing, operational issues, succession planning and general corporate matters. His experience also extends to commercial real estate matters, particularly leasing and financing. Brandon has also advised many clients on the protection of trademarks and other forms of intellectual property.

In addition to his work at the Firm, Brandon currently serves on the Executive Committee of the Board of the YMCA of the North Shore. He is a past Board President of the Greater Beverly YMCA. He is also a past Board Member of a number of other community organizations, including the North Shore United Way and the Beverly Rotary Club.

Brandon lives in Beverly with his wife, Rachel, and their two daughters.

Miranda practices with the Firm’s Real Estate Group where she represents developers, lenders, buyers and sellers in a wide variety of commercial and residential transactions and land use matters. She represents developers in all aspects of land acquisitions, land use permitting and financial matters, and frequently represents lenders and borrowers in commercial real estate loan transactions. She is an agent for national title insurance companies and represents individuals and lenders in residential real estate transactions.

Miranda lives in downtown Beverly where she has been actively involved in local community efforts to revitalize the downtown district. Miranda formerly served as a Beverly City Councilor, the Chair of the Beverly Harbor Management Authority and a co-President of Beverly Main Streets. She currently serves on the Board of Trustees for Montserrat College of Art and Board of Directors of The Cabot Performing Arts Center. She is also a member of the Advisory Board for the Women’s Fund of Essex County.

With a background in finance, Jessica concentrates her practice in the areas of Estate Planning and estate and trust administration. She endeavors to balance the multiple needs of her clients and their families in drafting their estate plans, while delivering consistent, attentive legal counsel.

Jessica is active in the Swampscott Rotary Club and Planned Giving Committee for the Northeast Arc. She also serves on the Board of Directors at the Beverly Council on Aging and is involved with the Corporate Committee at the Peabody Essex Museum.

Michael counsels owners and developers in complex transactions involving acquisitions, sales, leases, construction, land use, permitting and related financing. Prior to joining the Firm, his many years of practice included real estate and business counseling and transactions, public contracting, construction law and litigation and providing real estate consulting and management services to public agencies.

In addition to his work at the Firm, Michael is active in the community. He continues to chair the City of Newburyport’s Community Preservation Committee in the evaluation and selection of projects proposed for public funding for the creation and support of community housing and the preservation of historic, recreation and open space resources.

Tracey counsels lenders and property owners in all areas of commercial real estate law and corporate law. Tracey’s deep experience in all aspects of commercial real estate law includes advising clients in the acquisition, disposition, assemblage, development, and leasing of commercial real property for use within the office, retail, industrial, medical sectors and affordable housing sectors. Representative clients include Fortune 500 companies, pension funds, REITs, life insurance companies, financial institutions and investment houses, asset advisors, developers, government entities, private equity firms, nonprofit, and religious and educational institutions. During her career, Tracey has had the privilege of serving as advisor to stakeholders in connection with several marquee real estate transactions. In addition to her commercial real estate experience, Tracey is a skilled mergers and acquisitions advisor, to include cross-border transactions in the manufacturing and technology sectors involving data privacy and related issues.

Tracey’s practice also includes the representation of non-profit and religious organizations in managing their real estate portfolios and assisting in facilitating cross-border aid work. In 2013, Tracey was recognized for her work for the St. Paul’s Foundation for her leadership and dedication to charitable works to protect and support Christians and refugees of other religious minorities in Iraq, Jordan, Lebanon as a result of the wars in the Middle East and Syria’s devolution.

Deborah has joined the firm in an of counsel capacity. She has extensive experience in estate planning, estate administration and residential real estate. Prior to joining Glovsky & Glovsky, Deborah had her own private practice in Marblehead, Massachusetts, from which she has recently retired.

In addition to her work at the Firm, Deborah serves as Treasurer of The Rotary Club of Marblehead Harbor Enhanced Scholarship Trust and is a former Board Member of the Rotary Club of Marblehead Harbor.

Deborah lives in Marblehead with her husband, Philip. They have 3 grown children and 8 grandchildren.