Attorney Heidi Webb is fantastic. I looked her up after a prolonged, high conflict divorce on a…read morematter of child support, and she doesn't have that slick unapproachability of many professional family law practitioners. She was able to accommodate my schedule, and was sharp and intuitive. Unlike many people in the field, she seems genuinely interested in the emotional cost of a dissolution and seems to be mindful of that at all times. She's a veteran, and had many helpful insights for me. I only sat with her on a one-hour consultation, but it may have been the best money I've spent throughout this whole exhausting process. She was worth every penny, and didn't do anything resembling the usual family-law money grab type of thing. Sincere, informed and a true professional. I liked her immensely. One last thing that set her apart and above others I've had dealings with: She has all of the credentials (like a Harvard degree) to satisfy a person looking for that pedigree. But what I liked is she has a masters in education and I believe a background in psychology as well. The combination of these elements was incredibly comforting. I can recommend her without hesitation.

Heidi is the best! Use her…read more She is INDEPENDENT. She will not try to get you to prolong a case to make more money on fees like a lot of attorneys prosecuting a divorce will. She does not look at her customers and see dollar signs. She will also recommend the perfect attorney for you, that your spouse and attorney will respond well to, and that will not be some shady attorney that treats you like a case and not a person. The key thing about Heidi is that she can guide you through a divorce with only a few meetings, helping you along the painful path of divorce every step of the way. Listening to you, caring about your situation & issues, recommending attorneys that will work well for YOU, recommending how you should approach custody, assets, child support, alimony, etc., etc. I am so glad I decided to call her!!

Karla handled my divorce which just wrapped up in January. It was a complicated divorce with an…read morearray of complicated assets. Karla is whip smart and out manuvered and out classed my wife's high priced attorneys. It was a masterclass in divorce law and saved me millions. Thank god I found her.

The Mansur Law Group guided me through my difficult divorce and I could not be more grateful. Karla…read morehelped me through every step of the way in a very contentious split. She was compassionate with me, but fierce with the process and helping me with my rights and protecting the needs of my children. I cannot recommend her highly enough. Additionally, everyone on her staff was empathetic and helpful during an extremely difficult time. Not to mention, they are reasonable financially. If you need representation, please use the Mansur Law Group.

BEST LAWYERS AROUND…read more Really can't say enough about them. Toni Rafanelli has to be one of the best lawyer for all matters. I have never gone wrong with her counsel.

If you're ever in need of an attorney due to work place issues Chris is the attorney for you. If…read moreyou're not sure of an event that took place at work violated your rights as an employee Chris is always available for a quick call to discuss your case. His knowledge of employment law is second to none. Jim Romeo

High turnover in non-communicative staff and 1-2 year associates, and those paid advertisements in…read more"Boston Magazine" are not fact-checked. Rehabilitative alimony for disabled clients were apparently not included in Levine-Piro's MCLE classes. Her Facebook appearances are contradictory and negative comments about Middlesex Savings Bank--source of her firm account.

I have been treated kindly, with respect and taken seriously. The absolute best lawyer I've ever…read moredealt with, and I've dealt with many in my business career. Loyal, dedicated & hardworking. Simply the best.

This firm of women showed no compassion for a domestic violence victim. They overbilled, did not…read moreuse the interest-bearing account, were more concerned about my fashion needs, instead of alimony. When it came time to the first, already-docketed hearing, the partner, Jessica, did not know the year in school of a child, was not prepared for the Judge with regard to future medical needs, and was complaining about time spent in court. When I mentioned I would call the BAR association on them, they interpreted it as a threat, and it's very important to point out here that wrong figures on court-filed documents constitute lousy lawyering. They held up my files, my right to counsel, and became very vindicative to a disabled victim of domestic violence.

I worked with Rebecca and team over the course of 8 months. She is a professional, competent lawyer…read morewith obvious experience navigating family courts. Her great instincts don't allow her to miss anything, as she picks up on nuance exceptionally well. Her billing was fair, accurate and timely. Be it divorce, custody or estate planning, I'd pick her every time.

Re: Family trust--Excellent communication. Really understood my issues and answered all my…read morequestions in a friendly and direct way, even though it can be a sensitive topic. I recommend you give her a call.

People, Do not judge the quality of a lawyer by their suit. Sometimes, unfortunately, you cannot…read moreeven judge a lawyer by the recommendations they get . I was getting a divorce from a 28 years marriage, needed an attorney, was referred to one at this firm. Sarah Stuart, a beautiful woman in a really great suit. She was kind, attentive, and a great listener. The firm itself was comfortably and tastefully done up. She came with great recommendations from both men and women. When you are going through a divorce, it doesn't matter how amicable you intend to be; IT WILL STILL HURT so you need someone to protect you. During this time you are very vulnerable and you need guidance. However, your lawyer is not your friend, or your therapist. Sarah Stuart seemed to know what she was doing but after a few months, despite many discussions by phone, email, and in person, I was increasingly confused as to what was going on, what the plan was, where we were in the process, etc. I had to ask repeatedly for my monthly billing statement! My (almost ex's) attorney was walking all over us. I was not getting even a slightly clear explanation about the process. I'm a pretty smart girl, but in this I felt as stupid as a bag of hammers. The problem was that my money went in, months went by, and nothing came out. I felt unprotected, Sarah did not have my back. I was getting very scared. We had no children and neither of us were contesting the divorce, so things should not have been THAT complex. ( or maybe I am a bag of hammers) After about 6 months and $15,000. nothing was settled. After much discussion with others with friends and those who who had been through divorce, I decided to fire Ms. Stuart. You can fire your divorce lawyer but you will have to pay to get your new attorney up to speed. Also the judge may interested as to why the firing happened, so never do this lightly, but if you have a bad lawyer consider it! I called the Boston Bar association and got the name of another lawyer. He isn't my friend. He's my lawyer. I cannot explain why Ms. Stuart got such high marks by others. My new attorney made months of Sarah's work clear within a few hours. Folks, I was not taking stupid pills while I retained her, so something changed. My advice is this; you don't not have to LIKE your attorney but you do have to trust and respect them. Don't hire them on references alone, especially if the refs came from friends. You may not need what they needed. Do not go to this Firm. There are good lawyers out there. (No, I am not joking) Please take as much time as you can to find the one who will do the best job for you.