Christian Sano Homsi

Attorney Christian S. Homsi has been practicing law since 2002. He practices primarily in the area of domestic relations and represents men and women. Attorney Homsi assists his clients in resolving child support, alimony, and high-conflict custody issues, as well as paternity actions that address child-related issues of unmarried parties. In divorce cases, for example, he fights for his clients to ensure that they receive their share of the marital assets to which they are entitled under the circumstances of their marriage. If a party does not comply with a court order or a judgment, Attorney Homsi will discuss the problem with his client and may resolve it by filing a Contempt action in the Probate and Family Court. And when circumstances change in a material way after a judgment has been rendered, Attorney Homsi can address the new situation by way of a Modification action in the Probate and Family Court if the issue of modifiability had been reserved in the judgment. “Family law concerns a variety of practical issues that affect each member of a family, most notably if the parties have children”, Attorney Homsi says. “As a hands-on lawyer, I am familiar with the day-to-day struggles of divorcing or separating families and help my clients navigate through the court system with as little fear and uncertainty as possible.” Attorney Homsi listens to his clients and prides himself on viewing a case from different angles to arrive at the most effective strategy that is tailored to a particular matter. He attempts to resolve his clients’ cases by way of settlement but is not afraid to bring your matter to trial if the terms of the opposing party’s settlement demands are unacceptable. Attorney Homsi is a graduate of Suffolk University Law School. His court admissions include the United States District Court for the District of Massachusetts, the United States Court of Appeals for the First Circuit, and the Supreme Court of the United States.