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Appeals
An appeal is a request for relief from a decision of a lower court. It’s basically asking the Court to overturn a lower court’s ruling, order or finding based upon the fact that the lower court’s decision was in error. Christine is an experienced lawyer; both at trial and appeals. She can help if you’ve been convicted at trial. You have the right to appeal — contact us today for a free consultation of your case.

Criminal Law
When you are in a difficult situation that requires the assistance of a knowledgeable, caring representative, turn to the Law Offices of Christine G. DeBernardis. Christine has the experience to help you get the best results. The outcome of a criminal matter will affect your future. Make sure that your interest is protected and that you have an experienced advocate on your side. You can contact Christine G. DeBernardis in her Massachusetts office at (978-225-0661).

Divorce
Divorce and separation are tough on a family. Everyone want to provide advice and it’s hard to know who to trust. You need an advocate that is fair, experienced and compassionate. Christine has nearly 20 years experience working with families both in New Hampshire and Massachusetts. Contact us here to schedule a free phone consultation.
Areas of Practice
Nearly 20 Years of Professional Experience
The Law Offices of Christine G. DeBernardis have been helping families through difficult times for nearly 20 years, assisting clients with the different aspects of both New Hampshire and Massachusett’s family law.
Specializing in Family Law
Christine focuses on issues related to family law. Uniquely experienced as both a trial and appellate attorney enables her to provide legal advice and representation for divorces, separation, annulments, child support and custody, adoption, grandparents’ rights and more.
Providing Civil and Criminal Expertise
Christine has been a trial attorney for both civil and criminal cases in Massachusetts for 20 years. She is also a seasoned appellate lawyer in both New Hampshire and Massachusetts for a variety of civil and criminal cases.
The Importance of an Appeal
Free Consultation: Is it Worth It?
Am I Going To Jail for Shoplifting?
Missing Mollie – Trial Update
Family Law: How to Choose Your Attorney
My husband filed for divorce and tells me I have to leave. Do I?
Paternity: How can I establish paternity of my child?
Can I Keep My Home
Supervised Visitation: The Brad and Angelina Case
Who wants a Life Estate?
What is a CWOF? Continuance Without a Finding
Can I sign away my rights to my child?
Protecting Your Children From Sexual Predators – Part III
Physical Custody
What is Sole Custody?
Why Do I Need an Estate Plan?
Statutes, Retrials & Double Jeopardy
Should Siblings Be Separated by Divorce
Parenting Your Special Needs Child
What are temporary orders in Massachusetts?
Legal Lessons From a Mistress
Is It Safe To Leave an Abusive Marriage?
Save Money During Divorce
Should I contact an Attorney about Divorce?
Can my spouse take my inheritance when we divorce?
Visitation Part 2: Pick up, Drop off and Last Minute Schedule Changes
It’s Vacation Time: Don’t Take it Out on the Kids
Custody: Can My Child Decide?
Marital Property: What is it?
Annulment: Legal vs Religious
What Type of Attorney Should I Hire?
Massachusetts: Parent Education Program Attendance
Questions You Should Ask Your Divorce Attorney
Can I lose my inheritance to child support?
When Children Take on Parenting: After Effects of Divorce
Arsdale Appeals and Alimony
Fight For Your Right – For Child Support
Can my wife take my inheritance in the divorce?
What is the Automatic Restraining Order?
Should my Ex’s New Girlfriend/Boyfriend visit with my child?
Estate Planning in Detail
Legal Meaning of the Cosby Mistrial
Can I Stop Him From Selling Our Home While Child Is Still in School?
After Divorce: Why is my Child So Angry?
You Want Me to Communicate with Her? You Don’t Know My Wife!
Getting a Divorce Without Notifying the Spouse
Parental Alienation: the Aftermath
Can a Child Choose Their Parent After Divorce in Massachusetts
Things To Know About Your Family Lawyer
Custody Case Takes a Turn – The Brad Pitt Saga
Relocating with Children After Divorce
Myths of Divorce
Does Your Child Need Her Own Lawyer?
Can I sign over or terminate my parental rights?
Massachusetts: The Annie Dookhan Drug Lab Scandal
New Hampshire: Child Impact Seminar – Updated Link
My ex won’t pay child support. Can I refuse to let him see the kids?
I am going to file for divorce myself. I may hire a lawyer later. However, when do I have to move out of the home?
Parenting During a Pandemic FAQ
When to seek counseling for your child?
Parental Alienation: Divorce and Custody Series
COVID – The Impact on Families
How do keep my divorce moving forward?
For my Massachusetts Divorce, do I need my marriage certificate?
Is Your Child Being Abused?
How to Complete a Financial Statement
Can you get a restraining order on behalf of your child?
Should I Use Software Law Rather than an Attorney?
Filing a Protective Order: Preparing to Leave
Post Divorce Parenting: Helping Your Child Succeed
Filing a Protective Order
Massachusetts: The Alimony Reform Act
Can I be arrested for a warrant in Massachusetts if I go to the local DMV in Massachusetts?
5 Appeals Cases To Follow and Why
Grandparent’s Rights in Massachusetts
Changing Attorneys Mid-Case
Creating an Irrevocable Trust Can Save Your Loved Ones
I Want Her Out Now!
Just When We Thought He Was Beyond Reach
Child Support and Attribution of Income
Can an Attorney Represent Both Parties in a Divorce
How to Build Financial Security When Facing Divorce
Child Support: Two Part Series on Common Issues – Intro
Appeal a Judgment
Divorce: Moving on When Others Won’t
CWOF – May I have another?
Cheating Spouse: How Do You Know?
Communicating on Social Media During Divorce
Can my parents get their money back that they loaned us when we got married?
NH: Can I Hire an Attorney During COVID-19
Absent Parents: The Parent Who Used to be Absent
The Safe Driving Law in Massachusetts
Changing Your Name After Divorce
Family Vacation After the Divorce
Protecting Your Children From Sexual Predators
2017 Child Support Guidelines – Part 3
Should You Ask For a Lawyer?
Who Gets the Engagement Ring?
Topics You Should Discuss With Your Divorce Lawyer
A Child’s Right to Decide: New Hampshire
Paying Child Support Without a Court Order
Blanchette: Case on Appeal
Letting Go After Your Divorce
Can my husband force me to sell our marital home?
Do I have to pay child support without a court order?
What Happens If a Spouse Dies During Divorce
The Queen Had Soul But No Will
Can I stop paying my child support without going to Court?
Brangelina: What If They Divorced in Massachusetts?
My best divorce advice: Don’t listen to your family & friends!
Divorce and Social Media: Don’t
Estate Planning After Divorce
What Does Child Support Cover? Part I
Divorce After 50
What Does Full Disclosure Mean for My Divorce?
Can I get an Annulment, please?
Parenting During COVID-19
Can You Get a Divorce Reversed?
Domestic Abuse During a Pandemic
Why Family Should Not Provide Your Legal Representation
Am I the right attorney for you? Schedule a phone free consultation today to discuss your case and decide if I am the person you want on your side. Contact me now at: 978.225.0661 or 603.373.0545. You may also email me in confidence.