Business Details
Trusted Family Law Attorneys in Worcester, MA
Fraier & Maillet, P. C, P.C. is a dedicated family law practice serving Worcester and MetroWest areas. With nearly fifty years of combined legal experience, we specialize in divorce mediation, litigation, and prenuptial agreements. Our Northborough-based team prioritizes client-centered strategies, balancing compassionate guidance with assertive representation. We serve communities including Shrewsbury, Westborough, and Milford, offering flexible hours and reasonable fees. Our attorneys are recognized for their expertise in navigating complex family law matters while maintaining the highest professional standards. 
Services
Divorce Mediation
Divorce Litigation
Prenuptial Agreements
Child Custody
Child Support
Highlights and features
- We have nearly fifty years of combined experience in family law
- Our team offers personalized service with flexible scheduling options
- We serve Worcester and all MetroWest Massachusetts communities
- Our attorneys are recognized for mediation and litigation expertise
- We provide reasonable fees with transparent billing practices
What people say
Knowledgeable and reliable
Best in the business
Highly recommend
Professional and effective
Compassionate guidance
Services
Divorce Mediation
Our mediation services create collaborative environments for resolving family law disputes. We help clients negotiate custody arrangements, property division, and support agreements while maintaining privacy and control over outcomes. This process reduces conflict and preserves relationships for co-parenting futures.
Divorce Litigation
When court intervention is necessary, we provide aggressive representation in divorce proceedings. Our attorneys handle complex issues including asset division, alimony, and child custody battles. We prepare thorough cases to protect clients' rights during trials and hearings.
Prenuptial Agreements
We draft legally sound prenuptial agreements that protect assets and clarify financial responsibilities. Our attorneys ensure agreements meet Massachusetts requirements while addressing clients' unique circumstances regarding inheritances, business interests, and family planning.
Child Custody
Our child custody services focus on children's best interests while protecting parental rights. We help establish legal and physical custody arrangements, create parenting plans, and modify existing agreements to reflect changing family dynamics.
Child Support
We calculate and negotiate child support payments following Massachusetts guidelines. Our services include establishing initial orders, modifying existing arrangements, and enforcing compliance with court-mandated support obligations.
People
Jane A. Fraier
Attorney
Experienced family law attorney with decades of mediation and litigation expertise. Recognized for compassionate client service and successful outcomes in complex divorce cases.
Monique Maillet
Attorney
Skilled divorce attorney specializing in custody matters and prenuptial agreements. Known for her calming presence and ability to navigate clients through emotionally challenging legal processes.
Questions
What areas do you serve?
We serve Worcester County and MetroWest Massachusetts including Northborough, Shrewsbury, Westborough, Southborough, Milford, and surrounding communities.
Do you offer virtual consultations?
Yes, we provide secure video chat consultations for divorce and family law matters to ensure client safety and convenience.
How much does mediation cost?
Mediation fees are charged hourly with most cases resolving in 3-5 sessions. Costs are significantly lower than traditional litigation.
What's the difference between mediation and litigation?
Mediation is collaborative and private, while litigation involves court proceedings. We help clients choose the most appropriate approach for their situation.
Can you modify existing custody agreements?
Yes, we handle modifications when there's a material change in circumstances affecting the child's best interests.
How are child support payments calculated?
Massachusetts guidelines consider both parents' incomes, childcare costs, and health insurance expenses to determine support amounts.
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