Law Office of Anne E. Gillespie - Newton, MA
Divorce Lawyers in Newton, MA
246 Walnut Street Suite 301 Newton, MA 02460
Newton Divorce Law Firm
Updated: 02/28/2026
Areas of Practice
- Divorce
Firm Information
Overview
Law Office of Anne E. Gillespie provides compassionate, knowledgeable, experienced and practical guidance and representation during challenging family life transitions. We prepare you for and help you navigate the stressful, complex court process involved in these transitions and work with you to reach strategic agreements, wherever possible, to reduce the increased conflict and fees associated with litigation. If agreements are not possible, we employ careful, efficient and effective litigation techniques to optimize your chances of success in Court. The combination of our tenacity, experience, integrity and respect are central in our work on your behalf and we tailor our legal plans and strategies to help you move forward with your lives while protecting your custodial and financial interests. Our advocacy is trauma-informed and reflects many years of working on behalf of families to ensure family safety, stability and financial security. We achieve impressive results by collaborating with you to address effectively and fully your legal priorities and needs.
Languages
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English
Classes and Seminars
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Family Law, Juvenile Law, Northeastern University School of Law
- Family Law, Boston University School of Law
Attorneys
Staff
- Naomi Leon, Office Manager/Paralegal
Staff
- Naomi Leon, Office Manager/Paralegal
Contact
246 Walnut Street
Suite 301
Newton, MA 02460
Phone: 617-553-1556
Fax: 617-849-5877
Email: Send a message
Website: https://www.anneglaw.com
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