Ruby Diane Senkowski Esq Careers in Harvard, MA

Representing clients in: Mental Health Cases * Guardianship * G.A.L. * Substitute Judgment Child Welfare Cases * Care & Protection * Termination of Parental Rights * Children in Need of Services I am what's called a "sole practitioner". What does this mean? Sole Practitioners: Law offices of sole practitioners are probably the biggest single category of practicing lawyers. Although no two lawyers are the same, potential benefits of hiring a sole practitioner, such as myself, include: * A more direct one-on-one working relationship with your lawyer. Your case is not going to get lost in the shuffle because it is not going to be handed off to another attorney. * Lower fees and costs. Although not always the case, sole practitioners generally have lower overhead than a larger law firm. Thus, it is not unusual for a sole practitioner to charge less than a big firm might charge for doing the same type of routine work. * Taking smaller cases. As another potential benefit of being able to cha