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We represent individuals in all aspects of divorce, custody,
alimony, child support, paternity, restraining orders, domestic violence
and related matters throughout all counties in Massachusetts. The firm has
a lifetime of experience in the area of family law. We have practiced extensively
in the Probate and Family Courts in Massachusetts and are familiar with the
judges who may be involved in your case. It is our utmost priority during
this difficult time that we are responsive to your questions and concerns,
and return your phone calls promptly. Most importantly, our attorneys are
skilled at negotiating a settlement, but also have the ability to aggressively
litigate and advocate for you to protect your rights and interests.
Our divorce and family law attorneys, capably assisted by
our experienced paralegals and support staff, work hard for you always with
the goal of achieving an orderly, cost effective and successful result achieved
in a compassionate and aggressive manner. We can assist you in the following
areas:
- Divorce matters including separation
issues
- Modification of existing court orders
- Custody disputes
- Alimony
- Child support
- Child Visitation
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- Paternity
- Restraining orders
- Domestic violence and
sexual abuse
- Drafting and negotiation of
Premarital Agreements
- Name change
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Divorce is an emotionally contentious and grueling process. Unfortunately, nearly half of all marriages in the United States ends
in divorce. If divorce seems inevitable, it is critical that you select an attorney who concentrates in the field of family law, understands
your legal rights and all options available, and will obtain the dissolution of your marriage while protecting your best interests. If you
have exhausted all other options to preserve your marriage, contact our office for compassionate and aggressive legal advocacy.
Atwood & Cherny, P.C. offers an array of services in the
area of family law in addition to litigation and appellate work. Many of
our attorneys are trained in Alternative Dispute Resolution and
serve as Court Appointed Masters, Conciliators and Guardian
Ad Litems.
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