Paternity Actions
At WCN, we are large enough to have expertise in many law practices including family law, while small enough to deliver exceptional service through a personalized, concierge approach. We serve clients in Massachusetts with our primary office in Needham, MA and an additional offices in Boston.
Paternity Actions
The family lawyers at Wilchins Cosentino & Novins represent individuals in connection with the prosecution and defense of paternity actions involving unmarried parents. Paternity actions may arise as a results of a dispute regarding parentage, child support or child custody. These matters can involve extensive court proceedings, financial and child-related discovery (including written discovery and depositions of parties and third parties), and negotiating and preparing agreements. The family law attorneys at WCN have extensive experience in paternity cases.
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Meet Our Family Law Attorneys at Wilchins Cosentino & Novins
David Burgess
Of Counsel
Kristine Ann Cummings
Partner
Michael P. Friedman
Senior Counsel
Why WCN for Family Law Matters
Right-sized. We are large enough to have the depth of expertise and knowledge, while small enough to be available, accessible and personal.
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