I am a founding partner of Babau & Baron, LLP, a boutique, client-service driven law firm, dedicating its practice to Divorce Mediation, Collaborative Divorce,  Estate Planning, Special Needs Trusts, and Social Security Disability. As a partner in your journey, I am driven by and focused on what matters to you.  I listen, educate, and guide you as you navigate the process and move toward a resolution that supports your current needs, your future needs and protection, and your peace of mind.

I understand that going through a divorce is a confusing and often frustrating legal process filled with high emotion and complex underlying issues. My top priority is helping you through this difficult process with calm, clear, compassionate, and personalized guidance and assistance. You will always be seen, heard, supported, and equipped to make well-informed decisions.

Additionally, it is my strong belief that the divorce process should not be overwhelming, especially when dealing with unique challenges such as going through a divorce when you have a child with special needs. With this significant and unique challenge, ensuring the uninterrupted continuation of your child’s care, protection, and well-being during their lifetime and upon your death or incapacity, as two separate households, is complex and emotionally exhausting. With specialized planning knowledge and compassionate support, I work with you & your partner to ensure that you have an agreement that not only provides for your child's security and protection but also ensures that your family is at peace while adjusting and thriving in its new norm.

I am admitted to practice and an active member in good standing in the Commonwealth of Massachusetts, State of New Hampshire, State of Connecticut, U.S. District Court – District of Massachusetts, and U.S. District Court – District of New Hampshire.

In addition to a JD, I hold a BS in Human Development and an MPA in Nonprofit Management. I'm a Certified Divorce Mediator and I hold a Certificate in Negotiation and Dispute Resolution from Harvard Law School.