Family Law | Mediation | Collaborative Law
Offering a road map to resolution
- Family Law is what we do: divorce, custody & access (parenting time), guardianship, alimony, child support, property division, adoption, prenuptial agreements, child representation, surrogacy and more
- confidential mediation avoids a public court battle and lays a foundation for future harmony.
- collaborative law uses a team of professionals for an out-of-court settlement.
- litigation provides structure and finality. Learn more including about the new Family Resolution Specialty Court (FRSC) here.
- 18+ years court room experience in federal, Massachusetts and Canadian courts.
- Serving Hampshire, Franklin, Hampden Counties and beyond.
- Turning conflict into resolution, we have the experience, sympathy & understanding to get you through the legal maze.
Call (413) 586-5989 to get started.
Testimonials
"Wow. Devlin handled a complex interprovincial relocation case for me with very favorable outcomes. I am extremely impressed with Devlin's professionalism and skill. He is thorough, knowledgeable, collaborative, accessible and easy to work with. What is most evident is that Devlin truly has a passion for his work and helping people, as well as the experience and abilities to excel at it. Whatever the outcome, I knew I was being represented in the most effective way possible. Devlin made the whole process as stress-free as it can be, and I highly recommend him!"
-M.B. (former client)
" . . . I'm extremely thankful I chose Farmer Family Law. Devlin was knowledgeable, organized , personable, and always made me feel confident that he had my case under control . . . I'm more than satisfied, and on a personal level, Devlin is very easy to get along with . . . As for expenses, I believe the cost was more than fair, and that Devlin was reasonably flexible in accommodating my financial situation.
I highly recommend retaining Attorney Devlin Farmer for your mediation or divorce."
- K.S. (former client)
Read MASS LIVE's interview with Devlin Farmer
"I want to bring a calm, reasoned approach to separating families and help them resolve differences respectfully."
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Considering Representing Yourself?Devlin Farmer's book Representing Yourself In Court, released with US and Canadian editions in February, 2016, has been reviewed as a "a resource-rich tool that offers [self represented litigants] insight into complex court processes and the tricks of the trade used by lawyers" and "essential." One reviewer said, "I wish I had this book when I was a self-represented litigant."
As the book discusses, we recommend strategically seeking legal advice from a lawyer when representing yourself. |
Recent Media Appearances: |
Read my new article,
"Your Self-Representation Road Map: 5 Steps to Success (and 5 Mistakes to Avoid)" in Law Now Magazine |
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