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Feinman Law Offices

Feinman Law Offices - Andover, MA

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Bankruptcy Law Lawyers in Andover, MA

The Cambridge Trust Bank Building 69 Park Street Second Floor Andover, MA 01810

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Andover Bankruptcy Law Firm

Updated: 02/28/2026

Areas of Practice

  • Bankruptcy Law

Litigation: 60%

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Overview

Feinman Law Offices–Business and Trial Lawyers–was first opened in June of 1989. Both before that time and since then, the firm has been engaged in the practice of bankruptcy law, collections and commercial litigation, real estate, including foreclosures, and domestic relations. In terms of practice, the main focus and thrust of the firm’s practice is within the areas of business law, bankruptcy and matters related to those areas. The firm is located in downtown Andover, Massachusetts, and maintains a small satellite office in downtown Boston, Massachusetts.

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Michael B. Feinman

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Tali A. Tomsic

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Michael B. Feinman

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Tali A. Tomsic

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Andover, MA

The Cambridge Trust Bank Building
69 Park Street
Second Floor
Andover, MA 01810

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