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EMAIL TO SCHEDULE A ZOOM CONSULTATION WHERE I'll listen to your story, ask questions, explain the relevant law, and give you options, possible scenarios,outcomes, and strategies.. COLLABORATION MEDIATION LITIGATION--WE WILL FIND THE STRATEGY THAT WORKS BEST FOR YOU!. Your situation is unique. I will develop a legal strategy to address your present circumstances and protect your interests going forward.I have 25+ years of experience with Divorce and other Domestic Relations issues and interrelated fields of Business, Contracts, and Real Estate Law. Moreover, if your case involves Massachusetts and another state or country, I have successfully managed many such matters.. You owe it to yourself to work with an experienced professional who will establish your goals and priorities, develop a strategy, and work with that plan to empower you. I promise to work hard for you and guide you toward a purposeful rather than visceral approach.. No matter your situation, the sooner you consult with an experienced attorney in the appropriate field of law, the better results you can expect. If you hire MLO, whether we decide on a collaborative, aggressive, or hybrid plan, I will tailor the process to your needs.. --Rose Ellen McCaig

Noah B. Goodman joined Kajko, Weisman & Colasanti, LLP as a Partner in 2020, he devotes his practice primarily to Probate & Family Law and Civil Litigation. Attorney Goodman earned two Bachelor of Science Degrees from Syracuse University (1998) and his Juris Doctor Degree from Suffolk University Law School (2001), graduating with Honors from both educational institutions.. Prior to joining the Firm, Noah successfully founded and managed the Law Offices of Noah B. Goodman from 2008 to 2019, located in Wellesley. Attorney Goodman has been appointed as ARC (Attorneys Representing Children) counsel. This pro bono program operates to provide children with a voice in contested domestic relations matters. Noah has received GAL (Guardian Ad Litem) training, and also donates his time to serve as Lawyer of the Day in the Middlesex Probate and Family Court, and volunteers as a Conciliator for the Middlesex Bar Association, in which capacity he has helped many Parties since 2015 resolve their high-conflict matters and avoid the expense and Family impact of Trial.. Noah is an avid biker and has completed many treks for worthy charitable causes such as the Cape Code Getaway and Memory Ride, raising money to find a cure for Multiple Sclerosis and Alzheimer’s Disease as well as the Rodman Ride for Kids, 100-mile single-day route.

I represent clients in a wide variety of matrimonial matters in Massachusetts and New Hampshire.  This includes divorce (including asset division, support, custody, removal, and valuation issues), paternity, contempt, modification, and appellate work.  I have signficiant experience drafting prenuptial agreements and postnuptial agreements, as well as litigation of such agreements at the time of a divorce.  I am trained in mediation and represent clients in both mediation and collaborative law.

Attorney Rhonda Boulé has over 26 years experience in family law,  as well as with business litigation, construction law, and landlord/tenant disputes.  She is a founding partner of Ferraro & Boulé, Attorneys at Law, established in 2006, and is licensed to practice law in Massachusetts and before the U.S. District Court for the District of Massachusetts and the Supreme Court of the United States.  She has appeared as counsel in cases in the Probate & Family Court, Superior Court, District Court, Federal Court, and Land Court, as well as in various administrative forums.. Ms. Boulé concentrates on family law, and her practice encompasses all matters relating to divorce, custody, child support, spousal support/alimony, division of assets, and parenting plans, and includes drafting separation agreements and prenuptial agreements, and representing clients in Court.  Among her cases are those which involve domestic violence and child abuse, and she has had experience with the Massachusetts Department of Children and Family Services (DCF), and with G.L. c. 209A Restraining Orders, having interned at the Middlesex County District Attorney’s Office as a Victim Witness Advocate.. She routinely assists clients with post-divorce issues, such as implementing parenting plans and dividing retirement and other assets, and has filed and defended against numerous Complaints for Modification and Complaints for Contempt.. Ms. Boulé will educate you about the private and public resources available to you which complement her legal services, such as family counselors, financial and real estate professionals, Parenting Coordinators, and the Child Support Enforcement Unit of the Massachusetts Department of Revenue.

Attorney Cornell has represented clients for over 25 years in basic and complex family law cases. He has obtained positive results for hundreds of clients in matters concerning complex custody cases, and disputes involving the division of marital assets including real estate holdings and business interests.. Legal battles are often bruising and costly to families. Attorney Cornell’s expertise, experience and thorough preparation can help reduce this emotional and financial harm, so you can move forward successfully.. Prestigious awards from the Massachusetts Bar Association, Boston Bar Association, and the Massachusetts Surpreme Judicial Court.. Adjunct Professor at the New England School of Law.Past clinical instructor at Harvard Law School.Lead Editor for the New England Law Review at New England School of Law.

I currently handle cases involving Family law (Divorce, paternity, child support/custody, guardianship, and restraining orders); Risk management and expert Nursing services.. After spending more than 25 years advocating for patients as a Registered Nurse, I became an Attorney and now I advocate just as fiercely for my all my clients.. I enjoy practicing law as a sole practitioner, it affords me the opportunity to give each client the attention they deserve without having to be accountable to a Corporate structure.. I have varied interests that lead me to different areas of the law. While I focus on a few areas, I will take other cases that interest me.. I have stopped taking housing cases as of 2020.

Katie D. Cintolo joined Kajko, Weisman & Colasanti as an Associate Attorney in 2017. Ms. Cintolo concentrates her practice in all areas of domestic relations including divorce, custody, child support, modification, alimony, and paternity matters. Prior to joining the firm, Ms. Cintolo worked as an Associate Attorney at Stone, Stone & Creem, a domestic relations law firm in Boston for 7 years.Before entering private practice, Ms. Cintolo served as a judicial law clerk for the Massachusetts Probate and Family Court where she worked for the Justices in Middlesex, Norfolk, and Worcester Counties, as well as the Administrative Office. During her two years as a law clerk, Ms. Cintolo assisted the Justices of the Probate and Family Court with a variety of domestic relations, probate, and equity matters.. Ms. Cintolo is a member of the Greater Boston Family Law Inn of Court, and is the President of the Massachusetts Association of Women Lawyers. In addition, she is a member of the Women's Bar Association through which she is actively working on legislation to establish civil and criminal penalties for female genital mutilation in Massachusetts. Ms. Cintolo is also a Certified Financial Litigator and a member of the American Academy of Certified Financial Litigators.. Since 2013, Ms. Cintolo has been actively involved in the Attorneys Representing Children ("ARC") program through the Middlesex Probate and Family Court, which provides pro bono representation for children in high-conflict domestic relations proceedings. She also serves as a mentor for the Women's Bar Foundation's Family Law Project for Battered Women.. In 2012, Ms. Cintolo was named a New England "Rising Star" among lawyers in Massachusetts in The Boston Magazine. Ms. Cintolo was also named an "Up and Coming Lawyer" in 2017 by Massachusetts Lawyers Weekly. This award recognizes Massachusetts attorneys who have been members of the bar for 10 years or less and have already distinguished themselves as rising stars in the legal community.

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Grimaldi & Pesiridis, LLC is a law office which prides itself on honesty, hard work and care in every aspect of your case. When we accept an engagement, it is with a full commitment to protecting our clients’ best interests and achieving their goals.. We are a firm of domestic relations practitioners. We provide representation in all aspects of family law, including, but not limited to, divorce, paternity cases, child custody and child support matters, guardianship actions, and grandparent visitation rights. Moreover, we provide zealous advocacy in proceedings involving state agencies, such as FAIR Hearings involving the Department of Children and Families.. Our experienced team of Attorneys and staff will work with you in order to determine a strategy that suits your particular situation. We understand that each case presents its’ own unique set of facts which, in turn, generate the need for thoughtful and considered coordination between Counsel and client. At Grimaldi & Pesiridis, we are experts at maximizing results while mitigating risk and liability. Whether you are actively engaged, or poised to engage, in contested litigation, or seeking a more cooperate approach to resolving your legal matters, we will work tirelessly on your behalf to ensure the best possible outcome.

Seasoned Trial Attorney. From driving offenses to violent crime, I have experience handling all levels of criminal charges, including homicide. I bring my trial and negotiation skills to the family courts as well. Licensed in MA, NH, and the US District Courts of MA and NH.. I have nearly a decade of experience as a zealous, no-stone-unturned advocate for people facing the toughest legal challenges. I provide detail-oriented, holistic counsel with a compassionate approach.. As a trial lawyer, I have extensively litigated a variety of legal issues, including eyewitness identification, coerced confessions, repressed memories, and search and seizure. While practicing in New Hampshire, I provided litigation support to other attorneys in the areas of eyewitness identification and trial skills, including jury voir dire.. I am a 2011 graduate of the National Criminal Defense College in Macon, Georgia, the most prestigious criminal defense training in the country. In 2015, I attended the Forensic Science and the Law Conference with the National Association of Criminal Defense Lawyers.  Through my years as a courtroom lawyer, I have earned a reputation as a consummate professional, a relentless investigator and a skilled negotiator. I am regarded as a lawyer of integrity as well as a formidable opponent.. I am a member of The Boston Bar Association, The Women's Bar Association, the Massachusetts Academy of Trial Attorneys, and the New Hampshire Bar Association. I hold a J.D. from Northeastern University (2008), and a B.A. from Antioch College (2001) and is licensed to practice law in Massachusetts and New Hampshire.

Attorney Jordan A. Phelps joined The Law Office of Kathleen P. Ryder in 2012 before becoming a partner of the firm, subsequently renamed to Ryder & Phelps, P.C in 2017. Attorney Phelps graduated from Merrimack College with honors in 2008 as well as Suffolk University Law School in 2012. During his first year of Law School he was admitted to the Rehnquist Inn Chapter of Phi Delta Phi Legal Fraternity and was an active participant in the Merrimack College Pre-Law Society which mentored college aged students interested in attending law school post graduation. Since graduating from Suffolk Law School he has purposefully concentrated his practice primarily in the field domestic relations.. In addition to handling divorce litigation, 209 C paternity actions, contempt actions, complaint for modifications, and 209 A restraining orders he has also been appointed by Judges as a Guardian ad litem and a special master to assist them in the administration of justice. Attorney Phelps routinely volunteers his time providing free legal services for programs such the Lawyer of the Day program in the Middlesex Probate and Family Court. In addition, he is a regular guest speaker at the Lowell Fatherhood program sponsored by the Middlesex County Probate and Family Court Probation Department. He has recently been admitted to the board of Directors at the Kimi Nichols Center which supports adult individuals with developmental disabilities.

I focus my practice primarily in family law, appeals, guardianships, child welfare law, and estate administration.  I represent clients in litigation, mediation, and collaborative law and also serve as a guardian ad litem in the Probate and Family Court and court investigator in the Juvenile Court.  I am also a member of the trial and appellate panels of the Children and Family Law Division of the Committee for Public Counsel Services, where I represent children and indigent parents in termination of parental rights, care and protection, and guardianship matters.  I have also been appointed to represent children in the Probate and Family Court as part of the Attorneys Representing Children (ARC) program

Lindsey O’Connell practices in the areas of family law and general civil matters. She is admitted to practice in the State of Minnesota and is a Qualified Neutral under Rule 114 of the Minnesota General Rules of Practice.. While at William Mitchell College of Law, Ms. O’Connell worked as a Certified Student Attorney at the Washington County Public Defender’s Office and as a Judicial Extern for the Honorable Diane R Alshouse in Ramsey County. Throughout law school, she was a volunteer with Minnesota Women Lawyers, World Without Genocide, and with the Program for Aid to Victims of Sexual Assault.. Ms. O’Connell was a volunteer Guardian ad Litem in Ramsey County from 2012 until 2015 where she represented the best interest of children in need of protection or services in Juvenile Court. She has continued her work with the Guardian ad Litem program by representing Guardians in court in cases involving abused or neglected children since 2015. Ms. O’Connell has also completed the Pro Bono Safety Project training through Tubman and is a volunteer attorney with that program.. Current Employment Position:. Bar Admissions:. Education:. Professional Associations and Memberships:. Volunteer/Pro Bono Activities: