Most divorce cases are resolved through negotiation or mediation rather than trial. Approximately 15 percent proceed to trial. Because a trial can require substantial time, preparation, and expense, parties often benefit from pursuing a reasonable settlement when the facts and circumstances make one possible.
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Massachusetts has 14 divisions of the Probate and Family Court, with one located in each county across the state. Middlesex Probate and Family Court North – Lowell handles family law claims for Tewksbury and 35 other cities and towns in Middlesex County. People who want to challenge a probate and family court decision can appeal […]
FlexCounsel™ is Wright Family Law Group’s service for providing Limited Assistance Representation (LAR) and other focused family law services. Instead of hiring an attorney to handle your entire case, you can receive legal help with a specific service or issue.
Limited Assistance Representation is a form of legal representation where an attorney helps you with specific parts of your case rather than handling the entire matter.
Your attorney is responsible only for the task you define and pay for. You remain responsible for the other parts of your case unless they are part of your package.
Start with a consultation. We’ll learn about your situation and help determine whether FlexCounsel™ is appropriate and which service best fits your needs.
Yes. The prices listed are flat fees for the specific services described. Your attorney will explain what is included before you begin.
If your needs change or your matter requires additional work, your attorney will discuss your options with you before additional services are performed.
Yes. Certain court appearances, including motion hearings, status conferences, case management conferences, and pretrial conferences, are available through FlexCounsel™.
Yes. FlexCounsel™ can provide legal guidance while you continue to represent yourself, including preparation for certain court matters.