Find the Right Dedham MA Divorce Attorney / Lawyer For You

A family law attorney represents client's dealing with various family law issues including but not limited to divorce. A divorce lawyer will file the necessary paperwork with the court to start the divorce process. They will advise the client on asset division, child support, spousal support, custody and parenting plans. If the parties are unable to negotiate a divorce, settlement the attorney will then appear with their client in the court proceedings. When choosing a Dedham MA divorce lawyer be sure they are qualified and experienced in all family law issues.

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Alan J. Pransky	20 Eastbrook Road Eastbrook Executive Park Dedham, MA 02026 (781)329-2923
Clients involved in divorce, child custody, property division, or support matters are often confused by the complex laws that govern these areas. If you are facing these legal issues, you need a lawyer with experience guiding clients through these difficult times. At the law offices of Alan J. Pransky, I have over twenty-five years of experience providing clients with high quality legal services in a wide range of practice areas including: divorce, paternity, contempt, prenuptial agreements, abuse, grandparent visitation and adoption. NO fee is charged for the first appointment.
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