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Twenty-two years ago while practicing general law, Joseph E. Cordell realized 85% to 90% of his clients were coming to the Cordell & Cordell firm for domestic relations help.. "During the course of that experience I couldn’t help but notice the challenges consistently facing the guys side of the table when it comes to custody, maintenance issues, and accusations of domestic violence," Mr. Cordell said. "I found in waging those fights that I enjoyed it more. So we proclaimed ourselves as a firm that devoted itself to representing men in domestic relations matters.". Fighting for father’s rights is what motivated Mr. Cordell to become a divorce lawyer for men.. "I was galvanized by guys who were my clients and trying to get primary custody of their children. Even though they were the better parent, they still couldn't get across the finish line in the courts," Mr. Cordell said. "The more frustrated I became, the more incentivized I was to help them.". Since co-founding the firm with his wife, Yvonne, Mr. Cordell and his team of more than 130 divorce lawyers have helped thousands of men going through divorce.. He is frequently featured in national media outlets, such as The Wall Street Journal, The New York Times, Time Magazine, and CNN. For a comprehensive list of Mr. Cordell's media appearances, please click here.

I established Norcott Legal in Boston over 15 years ago for the purpose of helping people. Initially, I operated as a general practice, representing clients with a diverse range of legal issues from family law and estate planning to personal injury and consumer protection.. As Norcott Legal progressed, my clientele changed. I began handling appeals, representing large financial institutions, and when I returned to Montana I served as Chief Legal Counsel for a state agency.. While I enjoyed representing large organizations, I missed the satisfying experience of providing personal service to individuals. So I started the next chapter of Norcott Legal, centrally located in Helena, with an emphasis on personalization and specialization rather than volume driven general practice.. I recognize people spend the majority of their time in personal and professional relationships, which present unique, complex, and sometimes emotional issues. That is why Norcott Legal is dedicated to providing curated and personalized legal solutions for clients in two exclusive practice areas: family law and employment law.. I also recognize that to provide curated and personalized service to clients, I must be readily available. To ensure I am, I limit the number of active clients I represent to 10 or less.

Theresa M. Spearing, Esq.. A life-long New Englander, Theresa was born and raised in Massachusetts and has lived in New Hampshire for the past 23 years. Attorney Spearing graduated from Rivier College in Nashua, New Hampshire in History and Political Science. After graduating from Rivier Theresa attended Law School at the University of New Hampshire School of Law, formally known as Franklin Pierce Law Center in Concord, New Hampshire. While at UNH School of Law, Attorney Spearing received her Juris Doctor and a Master's in Intellectual Property Law in Copyright and Trademark Law.. Theresa focuses her practice in the areas of Family Law, Estate Planning and Bankruptcy. She believes that these practice areas work hand in hand with each other to give her clients thorough representation.. Theresa is licensed to practice law in New Hampshire and Massachusetts. Theresa has received a “Preeminent” rating based on client reviews, the highest available in Martindale-Hubbell Directory, a nationwide publication which independently rates lawyers.

Hi!  In my spare time, I'm very involved in the Rotary Club of Albuquerque having been the Past President (2016-2017) and now an Assistant Governor.  I enjoy playing golf, doing jigsaw puzzles and traveling to many U.S. states and foreign countries.

I work to get my clients the very best outcomes. I know when to be agressive and when to try and compromise.

I am a native of Asheboro and returned home to practice law after my admission to practice in 1976 and was in the firm of Moser, Ogburn and Neely, PA until I was elected to the District Court Bench in 1980,  I served as a Distict Court Judge serving Randolph, Moore and Montgomery Counties until I retired in 2008.  From 1984 until my retirement I was the Chief District Court Judge for the three counties of Judicial District 19B.. After serving as a Emergency Recall Judge for 3 years I re-entered practice with my daughter, Sarah Neely Lanier.. I have served on the Governor's Crime Commission, as Vice-President of the NC Bar Association, as president of the NC District Court Judge's Association, and as a member of the Chief Justice's Professionalism Commission.