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Yuliya M. Fisher-Nayyer received a B.A. in Government and Psychology from Smith College and a J.D. from Rutgers School of Law-Newark.. Prior to opening her own practice, Attorney Fisher-Nayyer gained in-depth legal experience working and interning for various agencies, throughout the country.. Some of her practical experience includes representing victims of domestic violence, as a Student Attorney for Women's Rights Litigation Clinic, as well as, prosecuting cases as a summer legal intern for Lee County District Attorney's Office in Sanford, North Carolina.. After graduating from law school, Attorney Fisher-Nayyer served as a Law Clerk for the New Jersey Superior Court Family Part Judge, performing legal research and assisting him with multitude of domestic violence and family law matters on a daily basis.. Prior to moving to Massachusetts, Attorney Fisher-Nayyer worked as a trial attorney in Brooklyn, New York, representing children in custody, visitation, paternity, guardianship and domestic violence cases in Kings County Family Court.. Currently, Attorney Fisher-Nayyer is an active member of the Women's Bar Association.  She has completed several pro bono projects, helping low-income individuals in Family Law and Elder Law cases, for such agencies as: the Volunteer Lawyers Project, CLSACC, the Elder Law Project and the Family Law Project for Battered Women of the Women's Bar Foundation.. Attorney Fisher-Nayyer speaks fluent Russian. Presently, she is admitted to practice in the States of Massachusetts and New York (inactive).

Whyman Law and Mediation is a Family Law practice, specializing in Collaborative Law and Mediation settlements.  The practice includes all areas of Family Law:  divorce and separation; premarital and post nuptial agreements; agreements to modify exisiting orders; agreements around parenting plans, child and spousal support, division of marital assets, health and life insurance; agreements involving siblings, and agreements related to a family's estate.  The practice takes pride in working with clients to help them reach agreement in an atmosphere of respect and dignity.   Fran Whyman is a former President of the Massachusetts Council on Family Mediation, the premiere organization of Massachusetts Family Law mediators.

Kevin G. Diamond is a partner at Rico, Murphy & Diamond LLP, focusing on estate planning, estate administration (probate)  and probate litigation.  Kevin is licensed as both an Attorney and a Certified Public Accountant (CPA). Being both a CPA and an Attorney  has made Kevin bilingual in understanding both the financial and legal worlds.  He is admitted to practice in the U.S. Tax Court and both the Massachusetts federal and state courts. For the past twenty years, Kevin has concentrated his practice primarily on wills, estates, trusts, and the litigation of family disputes in those areas.  Working with individuals and families to preserve their wealth, their goals, and to pass on their dreams is Kevin’s passion.. Kevin is a member and has been active in the leadership of the Massachusetts Bar Association (MBA).  Over the years, he continually presents and/or publishes on the legal issues related to Wills, Estates, Trusts and Probate Litigation for such organizations as the MBA, Massachusetts Continuing Legal Education (MCLE), Massachusetts. Society of CPA’s (MSCPA), the PIABA Legal Journal and numerous other organizations.  One of Kevin’s articles was published by nine state societies of CPA’s.  Recently, Kevin has become more aware and presented and published on the topic of “Elder Abuse: the Legal and Financial Exploitation of the Elderly”.. Kevin attended Stonehill College and played football there.  After earning his CPA from two prominent Boston CPA firms, Kevin chose to pursue law school.  He attended New England School of Law at night while working initially as a Securities Fraud Investigator for the Massachusetts Securities Division dealing with issues including prosecuting frauds of all types, such as “insider trading”; filing false financial information; and several Ponzi schemes.  Later while still in law school, Kevin became a bank fraud Investigator for the FDIC.  In that capacity, he was responsible for determining civil and criminal liability in numerous failed financial institutions.  He worked concurrent and as a part of the New England Bank Fraud Task Force with the FBI, the Secret Service, the U. S. Attorney’s Office, and the Department of Justice, to prosecute bank fraud.  With that experience under his belt, he focused his practice on tax, financial, and probate litigation as well as estate planning.. Kevin takes litigation cases on an hourly or contingent fee basis depending upon the client’s needs.  His cases have helped his clients recover millions of dollars.  Kevin believes the success of the case is his involvement from its inception until its completion through settlement or judgment at trial. Kevin returns his calls and always has a free initial consultation to insure that he can help his client and that they have the ability to work together to meet their the client’s goals.

I run my own firm so that I can take the cases I want to take and help the people who really need it.

I have been an attorney for over 30 years, and I currently have a law and mediation practice in Natick. I assist individuals, businesses and organizations to increase productivity and harmony through conflict resolution, training and consultation. Active listening and creative problem-solving are key components of my practice. I was co-chair of the Boston Bar Association’s ADR Committee from 2001-2004. I became president of NEACR in April 2008. I serve on the panels of the Community Dispute Settlement Center, FINRA and BBA/BMC panel.

I attended law school seeking to make the legal process less mysterious to non-lawyers. This philosophy still guides me now, over twenty five years later.  I combine extensive legal experience and an understanding of the intensive role as a caregiver, especially to aging family members.  My own caregiving experience informs my legal practice and the legal planning needed to provide the best possible outcome for families.

Attorney Doran has successfully represented those charged with criminal conduct for over thirty years in eastern and central Massachusetts.  Attorney Doran worked as prosecutor in the Middlesex County District Attorney's Office upon graduation from Boston College Law School.  His clients have included police chiefs, police officers, state troopers, lawyers, doctors, corporate executives, business owners, and all others who have confronted the government in the criminal justice system.  You will get the benefit of his loyalty, honesty, and experience should you decide to hire him.. See Frank featured in the Boston Herald October '17

Attorney Brian Epstein has been successfully representing Social Security Disability Insurance (SSDI) and Supplemental Security Income (SSI) claimants for over a decade, securing disability awards for thousands of clients throughout his tenure at all stages of the process.. Although he will accept cases pending at any level of the process, Attorney Epstein believes in aggressive advocacy from the first stages of the case with the goal to obtain awards for his clients as early in the process as possible.  In addition to SSDI and SSI claims, Attorney Epstein also represents armed forces veterans seeking service connected disability benefits through the Department of Veterans Affairs.

At the firm I work for our motto is We Listen. We Act. We Solve Problems, that is what I do every day, listen to our clients to be able to understand their problems, coming up with the best solution for that particular client and help them in the most efficient, effective and least costly way to implement a solution.. When clients use our services we are not just filling out paperwork, we are looking at each person as an individual and figuring out how best we can help them to get back on their feet. I have helped hundreds of people stop foreclosure, save their homes, obtain reduced interest on their mortgages, strip off second mortgages, eliminate credit card, medical, personal loans, past due utilities, sometimes income taxes and most importantly re-budget. You can be in any income category and still need to  re-evaluate and reassess your financial position.. We have helped many businesses restructure their finances to be able to stay in business or file Bankruptcy to wind down their business.. My focus is Consumer and Business law specifically: Consumer and Business Bankruptcy, Debt Settlement, FDCPA, FCRA and assisting clients with options with Student Loans payments. In our firm each person focuses on one or two areas of the law, so that they know that area of the law well. Our Attorneys and myself attend M.C.L.E's, programs at the Boston Bar, conferences, seminars, participate in listserv, network with other attorneys, membership with various legal organizations and in effort to keep abreast of the latest changes in the law, rules and procedures. Being proficient in an area or two of the law gives the client more value for their money.