DEVLIN FARMER, ESQ. (413)586-5989

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Family Law Solutions, Not a Court Battle

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Mediation 

Mediation avoids the stress, cost and risk of a public court trial.  Devlin has mediated 100s of cases and is a court appointed mediator.  He teaches mediation at Western New England University School of Law and at Massachusetts Continuing Legal Education (MCLE).  
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Collaborative Law

Collaborative Law provides the dynamic support of a professional team to support a negotiated  settlement. It's Devlin's favorite way to help families. Devlin  is past-President of the Massachusetts Collaborative Law Council (MCLC).
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Coaching, Advice and FRSC

Family law is changing and there are new and innovative ways to use a lawyer for strategic support.  From LAR (limited assistance representation); to the Family Resolutions Specialty Court (FRSC); to coaching you through the mediation process. 



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We recently worked with Devlin through the mediation process, and in doing so had a great experience with him. He was very courteous, knowledgeable, impartial, timely, and extremely meticulous with detail. This consequently ensured our full understanding of the process and that we had completed everything appropriately. We highly recommend Devlin as a great resource for mediation!
- C.A. (former mediation 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.
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highly recommend retaining Attorney Devlin Farmer for your mediation or divorce. 

- K.S. (former client)
​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)   

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 four-starred reviewed book Representing Yourself In Court, has been heralded 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.  
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Media Appearances: 


​WHMP 
radio interview
​with Bill Newman
 

(I come in at 36 minutes)
Read Devlin's article,
"Your Self-Representation Road Map: 5 Steps to Success (and 5 Mistakes to Avoid)" in
Law Now Magazine

Divorce with Respect Podcast

Based in Northampton, Massachusetts, Devlin Farmer serves all of the Commonwealth virtually on Zoom and, for those willing to brave Northampton parking, at his office above the famous Iron Horse. 
DISCLAIMER and NOTICE: Nothing on this website is meant to be legal advice. If you are seeking legal advice, you should communicate directly with a lawyer. The material on this website is provided for informational purposes only.  The transmission of this information, and any response, does not constitute legal advice and does not create or imply an attorney-client or solicitor-client relationship. Readers should not act or rely on any information provided herein without consulting legal counsel (i.e. a lawyer). Confidentiality is subject to rare mandated exceptions.  Prior results do not guarantee a similar outcome.
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