Wilmington Lawyers

In January of 2011 Brendan joined a law firm and began practicing with the law firm of Mavros & Fitzgerald, where he focused on Family Law. At Mavros & Fitzgerald Brendan began to become a Personal Family Lawyer through the Family Wealth Planning Institute, a private organization focused on providing excellent estate planning services to clients. Brendan received extensive training and coaching in the process of receiving this designation. In August of 2013 Brendan founded his own firm Ward Estate & Family Law where he could do things the way he wanted to be able...

At Steinbrecher Legal, I offer comprehensive legal solutions for individuals and businesses, blending a passion for practical problem-solving with a deep understanding of the digital landscape. My practice focuses on personal injury, small business law, and traffic matters, all approached with a client-centered, results-driven philosophy. My personal journey fuels my dedication to personal injury law. Having experienced the aftermath of a motorcycle accident caused by a negligent driver, I understand the physical, emotional, and financial burdens my clients face. This firsthand experience empowers me to advocate fiercely for their rights and secure the compensation they deserve. Beyond the courtroom, my background in...

Melissa works closely with surrogacy agencies across the country, primarily ConceiveAbilities LLC in Chicago, Illinois, leveraging her extensive knowledge of Assisted Reproductive Technology (ART) law. She has worked as an ART and Surrogacy Attorney since graduating from Suffolk University Law School in 2015. Melissa has assisted hundreds of parents with drafting and negotiating egg donor and gestational carrier agreements, as well as establishing parentage rights, drafting insurance appeals and adoption petitions, and guiding parents through the legal issues that surround the entire surrogacy process. Melissa has been a moderator on panels for the American Bar Association and continues her surrogacy outreach...

From a young age, I developed a passion for law while observing my father defend individuals who were wrongfully accused. This early exposure instilled in me a desire to advocate for those caught in unequal battles. I am committed to supporting those who have been wrongfully injured due to someone else's negligence. My goal is to fight for what is rightfully yours and ensure that insurance companies are held accountable for your losses. I offer free consultations—no obligation, just information!

Attorney Jacqueline Voss Lees has been practicing law in Essex County, Massachusetts for over 30 years. She operates a general practice law firm in Salem with a concentration in estate planning and administration, elder law, uncontested guardianship and conservatorship, estate and gift taxation, real estate and small business organization

Headquartered in Brookline, Massachusetts, Attorney Peter A. Allen has been fighting for clients’ rights since graduating from Boston College Law School in 1977. With over 45 years of experience , there is no one more prepared to handle all your legal needs. Concentrating in Immigration Law, Peter Allen has successfully represented hundreds of people in need with a no frills approach, certain to leave clients satisfied.

Estate planning is more than planning for your passing, it’s planning for your family’s future. I help clients protect their financial and valuable interests during life, and develop with them a customized estate plan designed to ensure cost-effective asset transfers and further the financial protection of loved ones after death. A comprehensive estate plan should be undertaken by all adults. Without an estate plan, unfortunate consequences can arise, including: • If you become disabled without a Medical and Financial Power of Attorney expressing your care, or funeral wishes, your family may need to seek court-ordered guardianship or conservatorship, which can be expensive, intrusive,...

Representing people with personal injury cases as well as clients seeking workers' compensation and/or Social Security Disability benefits for over 15 years.