Maynard, MA
Divorce and separation Lawyer at Maynard, MA
Practice Areas: Divorce & Separation, Family, Mediation
OUTCOME: Mistrial granted on behalf of client
Successful motion for mistrial after prior trial attorney failed to inform client and court that she had been recommended for four-year suspension by the Board of Bar Overseers
OUTCOME: affirmed
Successfully represented appellee in appeal of 209A restraining order
OUTCOME: Dismissed-attorneys fees and costs awarded to defendant
Successfully brought Anti-SLAPP motion to dismiss on behalf of defendant who was being sued by the plaintiff against whom a 209A restraining order had entered
OUTCOME: affirmed in part and remanded in part
Represented appellee child. Supreme Judicial Court interpreted the sibling visitation statute, G.L. c. 119, s. 26B(b) to apply to cases where one sibling is in foster care and the others are in a guar ... dianship. Also found that guardians do not enjoy same presumption with regards to children's best interests as do parents or adoptive parents. Matter remanded for findings on whether visitation with sibling in foster care was in best interests of children in guardians' care.
OUTCOME: Affirmed
Successfully represented domestic violence victim in appeal of permanent 209A restraining order. Attorneys fees and costs awarded to the appellee,
OUTCOME: Represented appellant parent. Reversed and remanded for new trial
Established novel precedent that Massachusetts Rules of Civil Procedure, Rule 60(b)(4) is applicable to safeguard due process rights of litigants facing potential termination of parental rights.
OUTCOME: Affirmed
Appeal of termination of parental rights involving Munchausen by Proxy Syndrome
OUTCOME: Vacated and Remanded
Child abuse and neglect appeal
OUTCOME: Affirmed
Appeal of termination of parental rights. Represented appellee-child.
OUTCOME: Affirmed
Appeal of termination of parental rights. Represented appellee-child
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