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Attorney Howard M. Lewis

Lewis Leeper
Experience:  20 Years
Area Served: Greater Boston

411 Union Avenue
Framingham, MA, 01702


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I live with each case until it’s over and I treat each client problem as if it were my own.  I believe in personal service and commitment to clients and I strive each day to make that a priority.

I am a nationally recognized trial attorney who has successfully litigated and brought to verdict over 100 jury trials and over 200 bench trials. Throughout the last two decades of my career, I have represented parties in local and state courts throughout the United States.

I am a Massachusetts divorce lawyer and trial attorney with offices in Boston and Boston Metrowest serving the entire Greater Boston region.

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Verification- Supreme Judicial Court of Massachusetts

  • Last verified: 2/18/2014
  • Current status is Active
  • This attorney has no record of public discipline.
  • This attorney has certified that he or she is covered by professional liability insurance.

 

Education

Thomas M. Cooley Law School/ Michigan, J.D., 1993
Bentley University, B.A., 1990

Bar Admissions

Massachusetts, 1994

Professional Associations

United States Supreme Court Bar
Massachusetts State Bar
National Trial Lawyers Association

About Me

About Howard Lewis

As a founder and partner at Lewis | Leeper, Howard is a nationally recognized trial attorney that has successfully litigated and brought to verdict over 100 jury trials and over 200 bench trials. Throughout the last two decades of his career, Howard Lewis has represented parties in local and state courts throughout the United States. He believes in personal service and commitment to clients and strives each day to make that a priority.

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"I retained Howard after the working relationship with the attorney handling my divorce became a struggle. From our first meeting through to the final divorce decree, Howard remained steadfast with his approach to my case which was ultimately settled in my favor. He offered sound advice, was promptly responsive to my needs, patient with his guidance and relied on his firm grasp on the legal aspects of my case to settle it. Divorce is difficult enough to maneuver through and Howard kept the process focused and every question was worthy of his personal response. I am forever grateful of the advice he provided and the course his advice set me on for my future."

By Susan

"I highly recommend attorney Howard M. Lewis for all your family law needs. Mr. Lewis is an expert in his field who consistently obtains positive results for all of his clients. I know if I ever had a marital question, he would be the first person I would contact. I hope you consider him as so many do, for all of your child support, divorce and family law matters!"

By Liz

"Howard represented me in a very difficult and emotional family law case where my spouse was trying to keep me from seeing the children through a serious of lies. We had to go to court several times and each time I could see we were making more and more progress until we finally won. In my opinion this is the best firm around, Howard is always accessible even by cell or text when I was worried and the fees were fair and the results were exactly what I dreamed of."

By J.G.

 

LinkedIn Reviews

"I am pleased to recommend the services of Attorney Howard Lewis. He is one of the most highly regarded lawyers in Eastern Massachusetts and is a credit to our profession. His superior grasp of the law and his unwavering commitment to his clients makes it my privilege to give him my highest recommendation"

By James Lynch

"Howard is an excellent advocate for his clients and is a highly motivated, articulate and and zealous trial lawyer. He is also very practical and is able to assist clients in obtaining an excellent result without the need for costly litigation. I highly recommend Howard as an attorney"

By Jeffrey Melick

 

Q&A

Legal Questions & Answers


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Some states have divorce waiting periods when filing for divorce to make sure that couples are absolutely certain about ending their marriages. Divorce waiting periods vary from state to state, ranging from a month to six months to even a year or more, if certain divorce issues haven’t been resolved. In the past, states have considered extending divorce waiting periods, especially for couples with children. Such divorce legislation has been based on observations that shorter divorce waiting periods lead to higher divorce rates.




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Some states have divorce waiting periods when filing for divorce to make sure that couples are absolutely certain about ending their marriages. Divorce waiting periods vary from state to state, ranging from a month to six months to even a year or more, if certain divorce issues haven’t been resolved. In Massachusetts there could be various waiting periods in your divorce depending on the type of ground with which you file. If you are filing on the ground of an irreconcilable breakdown of your marriage and your spouse submits a statement with you, you will have to wait 30 days. If you are filing on the ground of an irreconcilable breakdown and your spouse does not submit a signed agreement, you will have to wait six months. In the past, states have considered extending divorce waiting periods, especially for couples with children. Such divorce legislation has been based on observations that shorter divorce waiting periods lead to higher divorce rates.




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I specialize in Massachusetts divorce and have extensive experience with the details of the alimony reform act. Please call me directly to discuss. Thank you.




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I am sorry that you are going through this. Your issue really is not the possession part because a first time possession of less than an ounce, which you have, is a civil infraction. However, keep in my that the second and subsequent offenses under the current statute are more serious and could result in a criminal conviction and loss of a drivers license if not handled property. It is the distribution part you want to work on with a local attorney and have him or her “break” the charges down to simple possession especially given the facts you presented. You should be ok. Take care and I hope that things work out.




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There is always an understanding that marital assets and debt are joint, if you can prove to the court that it was his and that your down payment was yours before you were married you have a strong argument in your favor. You should consult a qualified MA divorce attorney for representation for the best possible outcome. You may visit our website at www.LewisLeeper.com



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Attorney Howard Lewis is a Massachusetts divorce lawyer and trial attorney. With offices in Boston and Boston Metrowest his practice serves the entire Greater Boston region including the cities and towns of Arlington, Ashland, Boston, Brookline, Cambridge, Dedham, Canton, Dover, Framingham, Holliston, Hopkinton, Lexington, Marlborough, Milton, Natick, Needham, Newton, Sudbury, Southborough, Walpole, Waltham, Wayland, Wellesley, and Weston.


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