Irena Wallach Inman

Family law attorney Irena Inman represents men and women in a variety of domestic relations issues, including separation and divorce, child custody and support, spousal support, modifications, contempt of court, restraining orders and allegations of physical abuse and substance abuse.

She represents clients throughout Massachusetts and New Hampshire, in virtually every courtroom. Clients appreciate her compassion and passionate advocacy on their behalf, as well as her commitment to promoting the best interests of the children in each case. She is known for being able to resolve tough custody and parenting issues by developing creative solutions to maximize the children's time with each parent.

Attorney Inman also is masterful at handling the intricacies of cases involving high-net-worth individuals and division of high-asset marital cases. She is adept at untangling complicated financial issues, whether flushing out hidden assets or sorting through pensions, stock options, investments and business interests.

One of the reasons Attorney Inman enjoys handling divorce and family law cases is because it requires a mix of legal knowledge and creativity. She prides herself on staying abreast on changes in case law, in addition to spending time in local courts to see how the judges handle different cases and issues. She uses this information when working with clients to develop successful strategies and as a result Attorney Inman has earned her reputation as a top-notch divorce and family lawyer who's a force to be reckoned with.

Irena Inman graduated from Wellesley College and Suffolk University Law School. She is licensed to practice law in Massachusetts and New Hampshire and is an active member of the Massachusetts Bar and the Federal Bar for the District of Massachusetts. She and her husband own an American Staffordshire Terrier-mix rescue dog named Sadie.

Attorney Inman volunteers in her free time as an Attorney Representing Children in custody matters, pro-bono before the Massachusetts Probate and Family Court. In addition, she has served on the Family Law Section of the Massachusetts Bar Association, chairing the Education and Lawyer Well-Being Subcommittees.