Allan Baron

I am a Divorce Mediator, Attorney and Certified Divorce Financial Analyst. I have a practical view of the world and I am committed to providing low cost effective problem solving services for divorcing couples who wish to do so amicably and couples with after divorce issues regarding college, child support and asset preservation. Attorney Profile: http://www.baronlawmediation.com/bios/attorney-allan-baron/

Suffolk University Law School

J.D. | law

1976 - 1979

University of Connecticut

B.A. | Political Science

1972 - 1976

Attorney/Mediator/Collaborative Law Practitioner/Certified Divorce Financial Analyst

Baron Law & Mediation, LLP

2010 - Current

Cost effective legal problem solving. Providing Process Choices to clients. Areas of practice: Divorce, Elder Care / Mature law, Estate Planning. Process Choices: Mediation, Collaborative, Litigation, Limited Attorney Representation (as allowed), and Advice/Consultation. Certified Divorce Financial Analyst(CDFA)(TM)services available. Attorney Nurse document review services available. Partner is a Registered Nurse and has certifications in Case Management and Nurse Life Care Planning.

Financial Advisor

UBS Financial Services

2008 - 2009

Attorney

The Law Offices of Dalton & Baron

1988 - 2008

Legal services in areas of divorce, estate planning, real estate, and small business representation.

Owner/Mediator

Baron Law Mediation

2005 - 2007

Developed and operated successful mediation practice focused on family, real estate, probate and divorce disputes.

Adjunct Professor

Massachusetts School of Law

1990 - 2007

I had the privilege to educate law students in the areas of legal research, family law mediation & negotiation, ethics, civil litigation practice and moot court.

Divorce and College Education Costs

DivorceNet.com

2006

Divorce Financial Software in Mediations, Monthly Meeting

2013

Certified Divorce Financial Analyst

Institute of Divorce Financial Analysts

Trained in Collaborative Law

Collaborative Divorce Practitioners of Arizona

Distinguished

Martindale-Hubbell Lawyer Services

2022

Institute of Divorce Financial Analysts

Member

2008 - Current

IDFA: Institute of Divorce Financial Analysts

Member

2008 - Current

Activities: Certified Divorce Financial Analyst

MCFM: Massachusetts Council on Family Mediation

Member

2005 - Current

Activities: Divorce and Elder Mediation

MCFM - Massachusetts Concil on Family Mediation

Member

2005 - Current

Activities: Divorce and Elder Mediation

Suffolk Law Alumni Association

Member

2000 - Current

Massachusetts

Since 1988

• Free Consultation
• Credit Cards Accepted
  Visa, Mastercard
• Contingent Fees
  as allowed per agreement

Divorce

Property Division, Same Sex Divorce, Spousal Support & Alimony, Uncontested Divorce

Arbitration & Mediation

Family - Arbitration/Mediation

Q. What steps can I take towards divorce as my husband does not want to accept that I do not want to continue this marriage

June 21, 2023

A: You have taken a good first step; to state clearly that you do not wish to continue the marriage. You should add that you would like to conclude the marriage in an amicable way if possible. Then add, I have done my research and suggest mediating the divorce. That is, meet with an attorney who would act as a mediator for us and collectively help us reach a complete, clear and fair divorce agreement. Although the attorney is not ethically allowed to represent either of us as an attorney, the attorney if knowledgeable about the topics of divorce including children issues, assets and liabilities and expenses, then we would have an agreement and associated paperwork necessary to file. Of course we have the option to seek attorney one on one advise during or after the paperwork is prepared.

Tell him the other option would be to each retain an attorney and litigate the matter. That path is very slow, costly and may result in no better result than through mediation. Your choice. Give him a reasonable time to decide or you will have no choice but to retain an attorney and commence the process. ... Read More