Business Details
36 Years
experience
Your Trusted Family Law Attorney in Massachusetts
As a seasoned attorney with over three decades of experience, Gina Leahy has dedicated her practice to advocating for individuals and families in Massachusetts since 1990. With roles as Of Counsel at Law Offices of Susannah L. Brown and Nagle & Joyce, she combines her own expertise with the resources of two reputable firms to deliver tailored legal solutions. Her focus spans family law, including divorce, child custody, and asset division, as well as civil litigation and personal injury cases. A graduate of Suffolk University Law School and a former law clerk for the U.S. District Court, Attorney Leahy brings a blend of academic rigor and practical insight to every case.Certified as a conciliator by the Plymouth County Bar Association, she emphasizes compassionate yet tenacious representation, ensuring clients rights and futures are protected. Her memberships in Norfolk and Plymouth County Bar Associations, alongside her involvement in South Shore Women's Business Network, reflect her commitment to community and professional excellence. By prioritizing transparency, personalized service, and strategic advocacy, Attorney Leahy empowers clients to navigate complex legal challenges with confidence.
Services
Divorce
Custody
Child Support
Prenuptial Agreements
Mediation
Alimony
Post-Divorce Modifications
Asset Division
Civil Litigation
Personal Injury
Details
- Year established: 1990
Highlights and features
- We have over 30 years of experience in Massachusetts family law.
- Our attorney is a Certified Conciliator for the Plymouth County Bar Association Conciliation Program.
- We provide personalized and compassionate legal representation.
- Access to expertise through Of Counsel relationships with respected law firms.
- Comprehensive legal solutions from divorce to post-divorce modifications.
Services
Divorce
Attorney Leahy assists clients with both contested and uncontested divorces in Massachusetts. She guides individuals through asset division, alimony negotiations, and court proceedings while prioritizing their needs. Her approach balances compassion with aggressive advocacy to achieve favorable outcomes.
Custody
We address child custody and parenting plan disputes with a focus on the childs best interests. Attorney Leahy helps clients establish or modify custody arrangements, ensuring their parental rights are protected while fostering cooperation between parties.
Prenuptial Agreements
Our firm drafts enforceable prenuptial agreements to protect assets and clarify financial rights in case of divorce. We ensure full compliance with Massachusetts law, emphasizing transparency and fairness to uphold validity in court.
Mediation
As a certified mediator, Attorney Leahy facilitates negotiations to resolve disputes outside court. This process reduces costs and stress while helping parties reach mutually agreeable solutions on issues like custody or property division.
Post-Divorce Modifications
We handle post-divorce requests for changes in alimony, child support, or custody due to significant life changes. Our team ensures modifications align with Massachusetts laws while advocating for clients evolving needs.
People
Gina Leahy
Attorney
Attorney Gina Leahy has practiced law since 1990, specializing in family law, civil litigation, and personal injury. A certified conciliator, she combines expertise from two law firms to deliver strategic, compassionate representation across Massachusetts.
Questions
What areas of law do you specialize in?
We specialize in Massachusetts family law, including divorce, custody, alimony, prenuptial agreements, mediation, and post-divorce modifications, alongside civil litigation and personal injury cases.
How do you handle uncontested divorces?
For uncontested divorces, we assist in negotiating agreements and preparing documents without court involvement, requiring only a brief court appearance to finalize the judgment.
What is mediation, and is it right for me?
Mediation is a collaborative process to resolve disputes outside court. It’s ideal for amicable agreements but not recommended for highly contentious cases or power imbalances.
How are child support and alimony determined in Massachusetts?
Child support follows state guidelines based on income, while alimony considers factors like marriage length and financial needs, with terms adjusted for fairness.
Can you help with post-divorce modifications?
Yes, we handle modifications for custody, support, or parenting plans due to significant life changes, ensuring court-approved adjustments that reflect your current circumstances.
