Our Team
Serving Massachusetts with Integrity and Commitment
Arthur Sneider
Managing Partner
Attention to his clients and superior knowledge of the law is what sets Attorney Arthur Sneider and his legal team apart from other firms.
Barbara S. Kellman
Partner
Attorney Barbara Kellman is well known for successfully handling the most complicated family law cases, child custody and support issues.
Elizabeth I. McGuire
Attorney
Attorney Elizabeth McGuire builds relationships of trust with each client, advocating persuasively and effectively on their behalf.
Joseph D. Sherman
Attorney
Attorney Joseph D. Sherman establishes a comprehensive and detailed knowledge of his cases in order to be an effective litigator.
Benjamin M. Lupatkin
Attorney
Although Attorney Lupatkin is a mediator at heart, he possesses the ability to both skillfully and zealously litigate all aspects of the criminal justice system.
Recent Articles
Learn from Sneider Kellman, PC, leaders in Massachusetts family law.
Is quicker resolution possible with a collaborative Massachusetts divorce?
When a relationship ends after many years, the process of untangling finances and addressing the needs of children is emotionally taxing. It can also be a lengthy process that can drag out for several years. In some cases, a collaborative law approach may speed the...
Taking your child out of Massachusetts? You might need permission.
In 2006, a case came before the Massachusetts Supreme Judicial Court that defined state law regarding the removal of children without appropriate approval. The parents had been divorced for some time and an issue arose when the mother wanted to move out of state,...
Massachusetts in early stages of new alimony law implementation
On March 1, 2012, new laws took effect in Massachusetts that established an extensively reformed alimony system spurred by grass-roots advocacy and after a review of the previous law by a task force appointed by the legislative Joint Committee on the Judiciary....
Massachusetts court says domestic partners have equal parental rights
In a case that was heard by the Massachusetts Supreme Court, two female partners had lived together for several years. During the relationship, each partner had a baby with the assistance of a single sperm donor and both babies were born in Massachusetts. In 2009 the...