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Attorney Karyn A. Morris brings experience, compassion, professionalism, and dedication to provide quality representation for clients needing legal assistance in the areas of family law, criminal defense, landlord / tenant law, tax issues, Real Estate, Wills, and much moreAttorney Morris serves clients throughout Cape Cod, the greater Boston area, and the South Shore.

If you need an attorney to represent you throughout your case, Attorney Tannian is the lawyer you want to have on your side. For those who cannot pay a retainer, she provides many different ways of making legal services accessible. She can file your uncontested divorce for an affordable flat fee. She offers limited assistance representation, where she helps you with the part of your case with which you need her expertise, also for a flat fee.. Attorney Tannian, a strong advocate, argues for the child support, custody, or parenting time that makes sense for you and your family. She represents fathers and mothers. If you need to get guardianship of a family member's children, she can help.. A trained family law mediator as well as a thorough and skilled litigator, she assists clients all over Massachusetts in English, Spanish, and Portuguese. Double majoring in English and Spanish, she graduated from Tufts University with honors and earned her law degree at New England Law Boston. Attorney Tannian stays current on the latest trends in the law by attending continuing legal education workshops, and through her membership in the Massachusetts Bar Association, the Boston Bar Association, and the Barnstable County Bar Association.. If you contact her about your case, Attorney Tannian will respond within 24 hours. She offers new potential clients a free 15 minute phone consultation and a free 1/2 hour in person consultation or video conference. Check out her website and contact her today:

Originally from Middlesex County, Rick received his undergraduate degree from Boston College, and his law degree from Pepperdine University School of Law.  Rick has extensive experience in trial representing individuals in family law, employment law, and personal injury.  Rick practices with his wife, Teresa Reade, at the offices of Reade & Reade in Danvers Massachusetts.

I PROVIDE FAMILY LAW SOLUTIONS TAILORED TO YOUR INDIVIDUAL NEEDS.  MY OFFICE ON ROUTE ONE IN TOPSFIELD PROVIDES A COMFORTABLE MEETING PLACE WITH AMPLE FREE PARKING.   I have practiced in the Massachusetts courts since 1986 and in the New Hampshire courts since 2004. My practice areas include divorce, division of assets, alimony, child support, child custody matters, guardianship matters, grandparent visitation, prenuptial and postnuptial agreements, and interstate jurisdictional conflicts. I am trained and experienced in using a variety of techniques toward the resolution of family law conflicts, including traditional client representation, negotiation, litigation, collaborative law practice and mediation. I am certified by the Massachusetts Probate and Family Court as a Category F Guardian ad litem. I am trained and certified as a family law arbitrator by the American Academy of Matrimonial Lawyers.. I am licensed to practice in Massachusetts, New Hampshire and New York. I am a fellow of the Massachusetts Chapter of the American Academy of Matrimonial Lawyers. I am a member of the Massachusetts Bar Association, the Essex County Bar Association, the New Hampshire Bar Association, and the Greater Newburyport Bar Association. I serve as a volunteer conciliator for the Massachusetts Probate and Family Court through the Essex County Bar Association.  I have served as a lecturer and a speaker on family law topics, including the Massachusetts Continuing Legal Education programs, Cutting Edge Issues in Northern Massachusetts Family Law (2015), Practicing Family Law on the Border of Massachusetts and New Hampshire (2017-program chair), and The Family Lawyer's Discovery Toolkit (2018).

Family Law Mediator-Massachusetts Rule 8 certified. Collaborative Law trained attorney. ARC-Attorneys Representing Children-pro bono. DOVE-Domestic Violence-pro bono attorney. Concliator-volunteer in Norfolk County Probate & Family Court. Elder/Adult Family Mediator

Heather earned her Bachelor of Arts in Business Administration from the University of Rhode Island and her Juris Doctor Degree from Suffolk University Law School. During her time at Suffolk, she was a member of the Family Law Clinic and served as a Judicial Clerk to Judge Sara Taft-Carter in the Rhode Island Superior Court. Prior to becoming an Associate at Kelly Family Law, Heather was an associate attorney at The Halks Firm in Newton. Prior to that, Heather gained experience specializing in personal injury casework at the Law Office of Michael B. Walsh in Boston.

Julian practices family and divorce law in Massachusetts.

My practice includes a number of interrelated areas.  My real estate, probate, estate planning and tax experience and expertise assist me in my work with divorcing clients.  I have developed an area of mediation in my practice ("mediation to stay married" or "marital mediation" that uses mediation skills to assist couples who are experiencing difficulty in their marriage.  Most of my work is non-court related, including negotiated divorces, collaborative divorces and mediations.  I work with a great team of people in my firm -- 3 other lawyers and a paralegal.  In the past few years I have started writing articles -- on marriage, divorce, mediation, and other topics. They are located on the articles page of my website and are a good start in addressing your issues and getting to know me and my firm.

Caroline Vincent is a cum laude graduate of Boston University (2008) and a cum laude graduate of Suffolk University Law School (2013) where she was the recipient of the Sargent Scholarship. While at Suffolk, Caroline served as an editor of the Transnational Law Review and co-authored an article titled Liberation or Exploitation: Commercial Surrogacy and the Indian Surrogacy, 36 SUFFOLK TRANSNAT’L L. REV. 671 (2013). As part of her work on the Law Review, Caroline organized a school wide moot court competition that focused on complex issues of international law.. During law school, Caroline interned at the Suffolk Probate and Family Court and served as a student attorney in Middlesex and Suffolk counties for low-income individuals in their divorce and custody proceedings. Caroline further honed her legal research and legal writing skills as a law clerk at a small firm in Medford, focusing on family law, probate, and general litigation.. After graduating from law school, Caroline served as a Judicial Law Clerk with the Probate and Family Court from 2013-2015. While serving as a law clerk, Caroline worked closely with the justices in researching and drafting decisions related to child custody, support and asset division.. After finishing her clerkship, Caroline joined the firm of Wilchins, Cosentino and Friend, LLP. In 2016, Caroline joined the Law Offices of Sheara F. Friend.. Caroline is admitted to practice in Massachusetts and is a member of the Massachusetts Bar Association. Caroline’s practice focuses on all matters of domestic relations with a focus on child custody and complex asset division.