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Raised in Saugus, Massachusetts, on Boston’s north shore, Attorney Christopher J. Finn is proud to have established his law office in the town in which he grew up.  Attorney Finn received his Juris Doctor, cum laude, from Suffolk University Law School located in downtown Boston, with a Business Law and Financial Services Concentration with Distinction.  He was recently named a SuperLawyers Magazine Rising Star for 2015 and 2016.  He has served on the Editorial Board of Suffolk University Law School’s Transnational Law Review and has won an award for his outstanding oral advocacy.  Attorney Finn has appeared and successfully argued motions and trials in the District, Superior and Probate and Family Courts of the Commonwealth of Massachusetts. Attorney Finn can provide you with superior legal representation in a wide array of practice areas, including but not limited to: divorce law, child custody/visitation, contempt proceedings, personal injury law, contract drafting/negotiations and disputes, civil litigation, real estate conveyancing and disputes and estate planning.. Prior to founding Finn & Eaton, P.C., Attorney Finn has also worked as Associate Counsel at the Chapdelaine Law Office, P.C., and has held internships at State Street Bank & Trust Company’s Information Technology Legal Group, the Corporate Department of Wilmer, Cutler, Pickering, Hale and Dorr LLP, and as a Judicial Intern for the Honorable Judge Albert Conlon of Lynn District Court.. In addition to his law practice, Attorney Finn is a member of the Massachusetts Bar Association, the Essex County Bar Association and the Real Estate Bar Association. He volunteers his time serving on the Saugus Affordable Housing Trust, as an Alternate of the Saugus Zoning Board of Appeals, on the Board of Directors for his local Lions International Club, and proudly represents Precinct 9 of Saugus as Town Meeting Member.

My mother suffered from Alzheimer's Disease.  When, she and my father sought out the advice of an attorney for their estate planning (before I became an attorney), that attorney was insensitive and did not take their financial situation and personal needs into consideration.  As a result, my parents failed to follow up, take action and create a plan.. I had earlier worked with two gerontologists who developed a system to allow people to age at home with dignity and independence.  That work inspired me to work to help others, like my mom and dad, to live with dignity and independence.  That simple system started by those town gerontologists (who were husband and wife) became the Lifeline System!. As a result of the experience of my mom and dad, I decided, while my mom was still in her early stages of dementia (Alzheimer's Disease is a form of dementia), to go to law school and become an elder law and estate planning attorney.. My Bachelor's degree in Psychology and empathy for those like my mom was a primary influence in my decision to help others.  I realized I would be able to combine my passion for those like my mom and dad with my Psychology education , experience in helping people live with dignity and independence as well as my Masters Degree in Business so that I would be able to offer sound financial and tax advice in addition to caring for the person, their family and their legal needs.. My dad took great care of my mom.  She passed away in January of 2002 after suffering many years with this terrible disease.  I have been privileged, along with my wife, who is also my law partner, to help thousands of others like my mom and dad.. Yes, we also plan for young families, families with young children, families with disabled children as well as those in the middle of their career, at retirement and beyond.  As a result of my business education and experience, we counsel businesses and help families pass their business to the next generation.  But I never forget it was my mom that not only brought me into this world, she inspired me to help others.