Cassandra S. Zebrowski - a Boston, United States Divorce Lawyer

Boston Divorce Lawyer

Updated: 02/28/2026

Areas of Practice

Divorce
High Conflict Custody and Support Disputes
Paternity Actions
Modifications
Contempts
Abuse Claims and Defenses
Complex Domestic Relations

Attorney Information

Overview

Cassandra S. Zebrowski is an associate attorney with the Law Office of Andrew Guisbond.

Prior to becoming an associate at the Law Office of Andrew Guisbond, Cassandra worked as a staff attorney at a non-profit, where she focused on assisting victims of domestic abuse in Probate and Family Court proceedings and abuse claims.

Cassandra counsels and advocates for clients with regard to every aspect of Probate and Family Court proceedings. She represents clients in divorce, high conflict custody and support disputes, paternity actions, modifications, contempts, abuse claims and defenses, and complex domestic relations matters.

Education

Legal Education
- Boston University School of Law, Boston, Massachusetts, 2020
  J.D.
Non Legal Education
- University of Delaware, 2017
  B.A.
  Minor: Economics
  Major: Political Science
  Minor: Women's Studies

Current Employment Position(s)

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Associate Attorney
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Bar Admissions

Massachusetts, 2023

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Boston, MA

One Center Plaza
Suite 420
Boston, MA 02108

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