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    Family Law & Divorce Law Firm in North Andover, Massachusetts At the Cote Law Group, we believe in providing legal services based on fairness, professionalism, knowledge of the law, and the ability to understand your challenges and opportunities. We are a full service divorce and family law firm in North Andover, Massachusetts. We serve clients… [Continue Reading]

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Jillian Cote

Attorney Jillian CoteAttorney Jillian Cote is a divorce lawyer and family law mediator in N. Andover, MA. Whether it be litigating a contested divorce or assisting her clients in facilitating and negotiating a divorce mediation, her extensive knowledge of the law and ability to see both sides enables her to help her clients achieve a fair and reasonable outcome. [profile...]

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    Family Law Practice

    Our diverse experience, professional integrity, and extensive knowledge of Massachusetts family law enable us to provide you with the advocacy, know-how and compassion needed to resolve your divorce and family law matters.

    Along with our commitment of excellence in serving you, we also strive to keep the cost of services to a minimum by following the structured guidelines we have established that have proven to be expeditious and cost-efficient. [Learn more...]

    North Andover Law Offices

    With law offices conveniently located in North Andover, Massachusetts Attorney Jillian Cote serves clients throughout the Greater Boston North Shore area within Middlesex County and Essex County.

    We help clients throughout the region and from towns like Andover, Beverly, Billerica, Boxford, Burlington, Chelmsford, Danvers, Essex,

    Top Rated Divorce Lawyer & Divorce Mediator

    The thought of facing a divorce can be stressful and disturbing. Whether you are hiring a divorce attorney for representation in your divorce, or looking to utilize our divorce mediation service, we can help. Our approach is to carefully analyze your individualized circumstances and craft the best solution possible so that you can move on with your life in a time-worthy and efficient manner.

    If you are considering divorce or starting the divorce process, call our office to discuss your options and learn your rights. [Learn more...]

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    "I am extremely pleased with the result of the legal services Attorney Cote provided during our mediation. She was very informative and was able to help us work through all of our issues throughout the entire divorce mediation process." Read more

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