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Most weekends, I hike in the White Mountain area in New Hampshire.  I also love to read and work on crossword puzzles and sudoku challenges.  I also enjoy the beach, and during the summer, I will go in the water regardless of water temperature.

Mr. Barriere has extensive litigation experience in the areas of divorce, abuse prevention orders, custody disputes, actions involving the Department of Children and Families (“DCF”), paternity actions, and post-divorce modification and enforcement of alimony, child support, and other judgments. He routinely negotiates and drafts prenuptial agreements, cohabitation agreements, and divorce agreements. Mr. Barriere also serves Barnstable, Bristol, Norfolk, and Plymouth counties as a trained family law mediator. As a neutral mediator, he helps couples amicably resolve family law issues – such as divorces, custody and support disputes, and paternity matters - through informed negotiation. He is also a trained conciliator, certified by the Barnstable County Bar Association.. In his probate litigation practice, Mr. Barriere has represented donors, trustees, executors, and beneficiaries in will contests, fiduciary disputes, and equity actions in the probate court.. Mr. Barriere has extensive experience working with athletes, screenwriters, actors, songwriters, and musicians in both litigation and non-litigation contexts.

Attorney Weiner-Jackson was raised on the North Shore of Massachusetts. She has an established history of being very active in the community. She currently serves as an elected member of North Attleboro’s Representative Town Meeting, Grant Chair for the Martin School Association, Fundraising Chair for Pack 65 Cub Scouts, and sponsors a team in the North Attleboro Men’s Softball League. She previously served multiple terms as both Community Project Chair for Junior League of Boston and as Vice President on the Parent Teacher Association at the Early Learning Center.. Attorney Weiner-Jackson has two Bachelor of Arts, one in psychology and the other in sociology, and Master of Education in counseling psychological services. Early in her career, she worked with residential elderly clients. She then focused on junior, college, and professional athletes in the areas of performance, educational, and personal growth. Once she realized that her true passion was actually for the law, she decided to attend New England School of Law.. Merging a background of counseling into her current practice gives her a deeper understanding and appreciation for the complexities of legal situations. Her legal career, which started as a student district attorney at the Salem District Court, and enhanced by working with several well-respected attorneys, has grown into over fifteen years of successfully protecting families. She is licensed to practice within the Commonwealth of Massachusetts and at the United States Supreme Court. Faye lives locally with her loving husband, two hilarious little boys, and a pair of mischievous bunnies.