Karla handled my divorce which just wrapped up in January. It was a complicated divorce with an…read morearray of complicated assets. Karla is whip smart and out manuvered and out classed my wife's high priced attorneys. It was a masterclass in divorce law and saved me millions. Thank god I found her.

The Mansur Law Group guided me through my difficult divorce and I could not be more grateful. Karla…read morehelped me through every step of the way in a very contentious split. She was compassionate with me, but fierce with the process and helping me with my rights and protecting the needs of my children. I cannot recommend her highly enough. Additionally, everyone on her staff was empathetic and helpful during an extremely difficult time. Not to mention, they are reasonable financially. If you need representation, please use the Mansur Law Group.

Awful. Avoid. She messed up appointment times, forgot what we'd told her, did nothing to mediate…read moreour separation, and generally made a mess of things. I then went to a few local divorce lawyers, described how our mediation had gone and why I was now seeking a lawyer, and without naming Ms. Thomson, all three lawyers guessed who I was talking about. Apparently she's kind of "known." Please, don't waste your time and money and emotions with her. Find an actual legitimate mediator or lawyer.

From the owner: Interpeople Inc. Mediation is a mediation / conflict resolution company. Dr. Thomson of…read moreInterpeople Inc. offers divorce mediation services in all its aspects (650-700 divorce mediations done in the past 12 years): parenting plans,child support, alimony, division of assets and debt, health insurance, life insurance and more. If you are contemplating going to attorneys, save time, money and grief by first trying mediation. Dr. Thomson also offers workplace mediation - conflict resolution, training in dispute management, facilitating decision making in groups, and more. It is an HR for HR service. If the company is considering litigation, try mediation first. Also, business mediation (such as between partners). Services offered in two offices - in LITTLETON and ARLINGTON, MA.

I highly recommend Larry Frisoli. He is extremely knowledgeable, and I always felt that he had my…read morebest interest in mind. He was patient with explaining things to me, and guided me through the processes. Before finding Larry, I had been referred to a different lawyer (at a different firm) that gave me really uneasy vibes. I am so grateful that I went with my gut, and worked with Larry instead. He is very genuine and I am BEYOND grateful for his assistance and empathy during a stressful time in my life.

Extremely irresponsible and dishonest. He took the case but neglected to appear in court on the…read moreappointment date, resulting in an adverse judgment. When I called afterward to ask what happened, he claimed he had no recollection of our conversation, but I have an email proving otherwise. Avoid this person/firm at all cost, and I would give negative stars if I could.

Karen Stuntz was our GAL in my divorce regarding custody of our kids. My ex was the first to meet…read morewith her. I had previously attempted to get a restraining order against my ex twice and they were not extended, unfortunately, despite ample evidence of harassment and verbal abuse. Karen decided that because they were not extended I was a liar (the judge believed me, but felt it didn't qualify for an RO) and using an RO to gain custody (so she obviously looked at nothing I gave her including medical records, texts, etc. from during the marriage indicating I was being abused at home). My ex husband also gave her nearly FORTY nude and partially nude photographs of me that he stole from my deleted album folder. He printed 8x10 copies of these and Karen happily took them and kept them where anyone in her office could see. Despite the Lamb rule that she will remind you of constantly, this apparently did not apply to me and I had to find out about the pictures when reading her final report. I cannot even begin to explain the violation I felt. This lead to depression and anxiety, I had to take an FMLA from work. Additionally, Karen stated any accusations that I made against my ex should be strictly scrutinized because, you know, I am a liar according to Karen. These words and her report were used against me for YEARS and I had no choice but to agree to 50/50 custody with my ex husband who was essentially absent from participating in childcare duties during our entire marriage. Not only that but he (either he or someone he asked to) filed a 51A on me for neglect, which was promptly dismissed and never even investigated. But I am the liar, Karen? He has prolonged the divorce case and used litigation to abuse me further, causing our case to go to trial as well as even attempting to amend the final judgment- it has been over 4 years that he has been filing litigations against me. But I am the problem, Karen? Thankfully, our judge totally disagreed with Karen. Our judge believes that my ex is VIOLENT, ANGRY, etc. Our judge identified that I was credible in our final judgment. Our judge identified that I was the primary caregiver to our children. Additionally, because of Karen's words, my ex would spend years verbally abusing me, giving me the finger in front of our kids, making veiled threats against me, and acting aggressive and frightening, feeling very empowered by Karen. Luckily, another judge also saw through my ex husband and I was granted a 2 year RO against him due to his abuse. Karen has almost ruined my life, but I am clawing my way out and thankfully people who are better at their jobs are seeing the truth. I would not recommend Karen Stuntz in any capacity.

Attorney Geraldine (Geri) McEvoy of the McEvoy & Stuntz law firm helped me with a difficult divorce…read morethat was both amicable and contentious - my ex had mental problems that cost us a lot. With Geri's help I was able to end the marriage, keep my house, and see that my ex was taken care of. This was a unique case (aren't they all?) and we found a creative solution. I interviewed several lawyers before talking to Geri and I'll only say that I was not impressed. Geri listened, looked at my documents and records, and said she could help. Others at the firm were also both helpful and professional - thanks Deana and Rosemary.

I cannot speak highly enough of Jessica MacAdie and her team at Foley & MacAdie. From start to…read morefinish, they were the epitome of professionalism: thoughtful in their approach, thoroughly prepared for every step, and consistently clear in their communication. What truly sets them apart is their dedication and perseverance. My case presented significant challenges, yet Jessica, Olivia, and Stephanie never wavered. They invested immense time and effort to navigate a lengthy and difficult process on my behalf. Even now, with further complications, their support continues unabated. I am profoundly grateful for their exceptional legal representation and compassionate guidance.

Attorney Evan Bell and the staff at Foley & MacAdie are so wonderful! They take the time to get to…read moreknow you as well as provide excellent legal representation! Our case was contempt for non payment of child support which was a very difficult case! But Attorney Bell fought hard and got an excellent outcome! So blessed to have found him and his team!

People, Do not judge the quality of a lawyer by their suit. Sometimes, unfortunately, you cannot…read moreeven judge a lawyer by the recommendations they get . I was getting a divorce from a 28 years marriage, needed an attorney, was referred to one at this firm. Sarah Stuart, a beautiful woman in a really great suit. She was kind, attentive, and a great listener. The firm itself was comfortably and tastefully done up. She came with great recommendations from both men and women. When you are going through a divorce, it doesn't matter how amicable you intend to be; IT WILL STILL HURT so you need someone to protect you. During this time you are very vulnerable and you need guidance. However, your lawyer is not your friend, or your therapist. Sarah Stuart seemed to know what she was doing but after a few months, despite many discussions by phone, email, and in person, I was increasingly confused as to what was going on, what the plan was, where we were in the process, etc. I had to ask repeatedly for my monthly billing statement! My (almost ex's) attorney was walking all over us. I was not getting even a slightly clear explanation about the process. I'm a pretty smart girl, but in this I felt as stupid as a bag of hammers. The problem was that my money went in, months went by, and nothing came out. I felt unprotected, Sarah did not have my back. I was getting very scared. We had no children and neither of us were contesting the divorce, so things should not have been THAT complex. ( or maybe I am a bag of hammers) After about 6 months and $15,000. nothing was settled. After much discussion with others with friends and those who who had been through divorce, I decided to fire Ms. Stuart. You can fire your divorce lawyer but you will have to pay to get your new attorney up to speed. Also the judge may interested as to why the firing happened, so never do this lightly, but if you have a bad lawyer consider it! I called the Boston Bar association and got the name of another lawyer. He isn't my friend. He's my lawyer. I cannot explain why Ms. Stuart got such high marks by others. My new attorney made months of Sarah's work clear within a few hours. Folks, I was not taking stupid pills while I retained her, so something changed. My advice is this; you don't not have to LIKE your attorney but you do have to trust and respect them. Don't hire them on references alone, especially if the refs came from friends. You may not need what they needed. Do not go to this Firm. There are good lawyers out there. (No, I am not joking) Please take as much time as you can to find the one who will do the best job for you.