Two offices. Two practice areas. One firm that knows your courts, understands your situation, and stays with you through every step of the process.
CONTACT
Ready to Talk? Reaching Us Is the First Step.
Contacting a lawyer doesn't mean you're committing to anything. It means you're getting answers — and that's exactly what we're here for.
How to Reach Our Office
Our office staff are available to take your call, answer general questions, and schedule a consultation with one of our attorneys. Attorneys are available by appointment — when you reach out, you'll be connected with a team member who will get you scheduled at a time that works for you.
If you prefer to write before you call, use the contact form below. Form submissions are reviewed by our office team, and you can expect a response within one business day.
OFFICE HOURS
Monday – Friday: 9:00 AM – 5:00 PM
After-hours messages and form submissions received outside business hours will be followed up the next business day.
Our Two Office Locations
Both offices serve all practice areas — family law and criminal defense. Choose the location most convenient to you, or let us know your situation and we'll advise from there.
Lowell Office
North Andover Office
Clients in Lawrence, Woburn, Salem, Marlborough, and Newburyport regularly work with our team out of both offices. If your matter involves a court in Middlesex County, our Lowell office is steps from that courthouse. For Essex County proceedings, our North Andover office keeps us close to where your case will be heard.
We also handle select family law and criminal defense matters in southern New Hampshire, including the Concord area. If you have ties across state lines, don't let that stop you from reaching out — we'll let you know exactly how we can help.
Send Us a Message
Your submission goes to our office team, not directly to an attorney. There's no pressure and no sales call — just a straightforward conversation about scheduling a time to speak with one of our lawyers.
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Not Sure If Your Situation Is Urgent Enough to Call?
It probably is. In Massachusetts, an OUI arrest opens a 30-day window to request a license reinstatement hearing — that window closes whether or not you've spoken to an attorney. A 209A restraining order typically triggers a court hearing within 10 business days of issuance. In family law, early decisions about how you respond to a filing can shape the outcome for months.
If you're asking whether to call, the answer is yes.
Frequently Asked Questions About Contacting Our Firm
How do I contact a family law attorney in Lowell, MA?
Call our office directly at 978-403-0006 or submit the contact form on this page. Our team will schedule a consultation with one of our attorneys at a time that works for you. Both our Lowell and North Andover offices serve family law clients throughout Middlesex and Essex County.
Is there a free consultation available?
We offer an initial consultation to discuss your matter and help you understand your options. Contact our office to learn more about scheduling and what to expect from your first conversation.
Will I speak to an attorney when I first reach out?
Your initial contact will be with our office staff, who handle scheduling and intake. This keeps the process straightforward and pressure-free. Your consultation with an attorney is scheduled from there.
Do you handle cases in New Hampshire?
Yes. Attorney Anthony Puopolo is licensed in both Massachusetts and New Hampshire state and federal courts. If your matter involves southern New Hampshire, including the Concord area, reach out and we'll confirm how we can assist.
What information should I have ready when I contact you?
A brief description of your situation is enough to get started — you don't need documents or a full account of events before your first call. Our team will ask a few questions to understand the nature of your matter and get you scheduled appropriately.
