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10/16/2025

The team in the wild.

10/16/2025

https://www.nytimes.com/2025/05/03/business/wills-estate-designated-beneficiary.html?unlocked_article_code=1.t08.Sbq0.mh3L28HH8ilY&smid=url-share

Although a will is crucial to making sure your assets go where you want them when you die, you are likely to need something else, too: designated beneficiaries.

07/15/2023

Preach

The reported behavior of some justices is not a matter of politics or judicial philosophy. It’s about ethics.

12/08/2022

Not all of our happy clients paint portraits of their lawyer, but one of our happy clients painted this lovely portrait of Maryellen Sullivan to show her appreciation. Nice work, Maryellen!

08/24/2022

Imagine being a 2nd grader and you get off the school bus every morning and see the bounty of your father’s efforts to restore and enhance a beloved school mascot. We have the best clients!

02/13/2022

New thing, old tricks. Bottom line? Hiding assets is bad news and there is no shortage of ways to find them, even crypto-currency. Contact us: we can help you get your fair share of the entire marital estate!

Dividing the family’s Bitcoin stash has become a major source of contention in divorce cases.

01/21/2022

For the new year we gave our website an update. Go to www.portcitylegal.com to see new pictures of our happy and dedicated team. (We are also happy to announce we are finally used to writing “2022” on documents.)

Port City Legal is a general practice law firm located in the heart of Portland, Maine. We combine a compassionate approach with a responsive attitude to create effective results for our clients.

12/17/2021

Happy Holidays from the team at Port City Legal!

11/23/2021

There are some things that can’t be fixed. Port City Legal is here to help.

12/21/2020

We always appreciate our clients, but sometimes we appreciate them just a bit more! Thanks to one special client who showed her appreciation for us by dropping by with a plateful of gorgeous Christmas cookies!

11/13/2020

Co-parenting was hard enough already. In a pandemic?! Rough! Here are some valuable tips and insights.

Divorced and separated parents struggle to mediate disagreements on their own.