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Family Law

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MA, Jun 2001

Massachusetts, U.S. District court of Massachusetts, and Hawaii.

Worcester County Bar Association, Massachusetts Bar Association, Hawaii Bar Association, Lawyer Referral Services, Lawyer for the Day Program, Business Networking International, and member of the Better Business Bureau.

Massachusetts does not require continuing legal education. However I often take classes that are in the field I primarily focus on, especially if the law has changed or is being updated. I also took continuing education courses on the new confidentiality laws.

In a custody case, I fought for a father's rights to gain custody of his three children. It was in the best interest of the children to remain with their father, and he was in a better position to raise the children. Custody was awarded to the father after trial.

In a divorce case there were numerous assets to be divided, most of which were acquired in part prior to the marriage. The wife did not have assets prior to the marriage but wanted an even split of all assets, including those obtained prior to the marriage. The judge evaluated the husband's assets prior to marriage and the equity he acquired during the marriage before dividing the assets. As such the husband received about 80% of the entire estate.

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Massachusetts and Hawaii.

Reeves Lavallee, P.C. offers premium legal services to select clientele. We thrive to be sensitive to each of our clients, while providing them above-average services. In addition, the firm offers superior communication, so that clients are continuously up-to-date on the status of their case, as well as a 30-minute free consultation for new clients. Our special referral program will work together to expand our business and offer existing clients discounts on future services.

Reeves Lavallee, P.C. was opened on January 1, 2008 in Worcester, Massachusetts at its current location and has been providing client with quality service ever since.

Attorney Nicole Reeves Lavallee has been practicing law for several years in Worcester County. Prior to establishing the law firm of Reeves Lavallee PC, she was a partner in Reeves, Huntoon & Montminy, P.C. Before that Attorney Lavallee has practiced as a general practitioner in a small Worcester law firm, including but not limited to the areas of law, such as domestic relations, probate, estate planning, civil litigation, collections, real estate transfers, landlord/tenant disputes, social security applications, and bankruptcies. She has the experience necessary to litigate any case for which she has been retained.

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Additional hours by appointment.

Yes

I have a fixed fee for certain types of cases such as drafting of a simple will ($250), power of attorney ($100), health care proxy ($50), real estate transaction ($600), declaration of homestead ($40), or uncontested 1A divorce ($1,700). I can review the documents if they are already prepared for a flat fee as well. Discounts are available if you found me on Nolo and mention it during our initial meeting.

$200.

30 minute free consultation. After the 30 minutes the hourly rate of $200 applies.

Yes, the retainer would be based on type (civil, custody and divorce, asset divorce, etc) of case. The average retainer for a custody dispute is generally between $4,500 and $7,000; and the average retainer for an asset dispute is generally between $3,500 and $6,500.