Cirillo & Roberts, PC

09/25/2025

We’re seeking a legal assistant/receptionist for our small, but busy, law firm who can help us keep the office running smoothly. You’ll work with the attorneys and other assistants to prepare a variety of legal documents, handle office correspondence by answering emails and phone calls, schedule meetings, and manage upcoming deadlines. If you’re an excellent multitasker who is looking to work in an exciting environment, we want to hear from you. Must be detail-oriented and have superb organizational and interpersonal skills. Compensation $18-22/hr depending on experience. This is a part-time position (30-35 hours per week) with flexible schedule options. Send all inquiries via email to: [email protected]

07/13/2021

10/06/2017

The firm successfully settled a highly contentious divorce case at the Worcester Probate and Family Court this week. The client, who possessed over a million dollars in assets, was highly satisfied with the outcome and can now move forward with the next phase of his life.

07/27/2017

What do you think? Good Idea or Bad Idea?

https://www.washingtonpost.com/news/parenting/wp/2017/07/27/letting-the-kids-stay-in-the-home-while-the-divorcing-parents-move-in-and-out-is-it-realistic/?utm_term=.049497288d16

Parents need to be aware that there are serious emotional and financial issues to be considered when deciding whether to nest.

06/09/2017

The dangers of DIY Divorce. Sure you can do it. You and your spouse “agree” on everything and you get along. You’ve been separated for a while and it’s been smooth sailing. You both don’t want to pay a lawyer to do something that you and your spouse could handle for a few hundred bucks right? So WRONG. I don’t say this because I am a divorce attorney and have a stake in the game. I say this because I have “seen into the future.” A tightly written separation agreement is the only thing that you have when “% #* hits the fan.” Not us you say? Maybe you said the same thing about getting divorced in the first place? Sorry if that was harsh, but it’s the honest truth. The agreements that you find online don’t explain what you’re getting yourself into, nor do they contain the specifics you and your ex-spouse may need when you don’t agree. Consult with a lawyer for your own sanity in the uncertain future. The sad truth is that you’ll often spend a lot more time, money and energy on a modification action later.

06/01/2017

We offer mediation services for divorce and other legal or community disputes. I believe in the process and it often delivers successful results.
http://www.huffingtonpost.com/christina-pesoli/mediyaytion-why-your-upco_b_9982006.html

In the context of a divorce, mediation is a good thing. It offers folks a real opportunity to settle their divorce without the acrimony or expense of a t...

05/25/2017

With so many of clients entering single parenthood, I found this to be a informative and on point.

http://www.huffingtonpost.com/entry/ode-to-single-moms_us_59161df0e4b00ccaae9ea2ac

If you know a single mom, love on her.

05/02/2017

Parental Kidnapping

Emergency Custody Case. We successfully filed for emergency custody of a child when her father, who resides out of state, refused to return the child to her mother. My client was granted temporary emergency custody and then jumped on the next flight to find her daughter. With the help of the police, Mother was reunited with her daughter late that same night. It’s not over, but at least we were able to return a young child back to her Mother’s care. This is why I do this kind of work.

04/19/2017

I hope articles like this help to end the stigma.

http://www.huffingtonpost.com/lisa-schmidt/divorce-is-not-shameful-a_b_8921918.html?ncid=fcbklnkushpmg00000038

Divorce is a choice and I chose to leave. For me, divorce affirmed that an unhappy marriage is no place to raise a child. It didn't matter if the unhappi...

03/30/2017

Anyone Sleeping Solo .. LOL

http://www.usatoday.com/story/news/nation-now/2017/03/30/why-so-many-married-couples-sleeping-separate-beds/99818086/

Whether it’s because of different sleep schedules, snoring, or restless leg syndrome, couples make the decision to sleep separately for a slew of reasons. It doesn't mean divorce.