Family & Divorce*

Family law deals with the parts of life that don't divide neatly—homes, children, savings, and routines that have to be reorganized rather than simply split.

It's the conversation you've been having in your head for months. The question of who stays in the house, what the schedule looks like, and how it all gets paid for. The agreement that has to work not just this year, but three years from now.

Whether you're entering a marriage, ending one, growing a family, or returning to an order that no longer fits your life, we can help.

*This service is only available in the Commonwealth of Massachusetts and the State of Connecticut.

  • Divorce and separation.

    Divorce and separation.

    Uncontested and contested divorce, separation agreements, alimony, and the division of property, debts, and retirement assets.

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    Children and parenting.

    Custody, parenting time, and child support built around your family's actual schedule rather than a default template—including modification when circumstances genuinely change.

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    Child welfare and juvenile matters.

    Representing parents through agency investigations, service plans, care and protection proceedings, and related juvenile court matters when the state becomes involved with your family.

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    Agreements and alternatives.

    Prenuptial, postnuptial, and cohabitation agreements, mediation, and negotiated resolutions that keep decisions with you instead of a judge.

Family law matters are personal long before they are legal.

We keep the process as clear and as low-conflict as the circumstances allow, and we tell you plainly when a fight is worth having and when it isn't. What matters is that the agreement you sign still works once everyone goes back to living their lives.

With experience advising clients throughout Massachusetts and Connecticut, we understand how differently these matters can proceed from one court and one state to the next. Whether you're planning ahead, separating, or returning to an order that no longer fits, we provide steady guidance through decisions that deserve care.