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Known for her thoughtful and straightforward approach to family law, Kathryn “Katy” Homburger Mickelson has distinguished herself among her peers by identifying her individual client’s goals and then drawing on her extensive experience to bring strategic and empowering representation to each case. “I not only get the honor of advocating, but I get the privilege

Karen V. Paige is a family law partner at Beermann LLP with more than 25 years of experience representing clients in both litigation and mediation. Paige has been chosen by Best Lawyers for the past 6 years, and has been chosen as a Super Lawyer, both peer-selected lists. Paige was an early adopter of mediation

New Jersey native Prerna Patel Pasulka brings a diverse skill set to her family law practice, using her abilities and knowledge to deliver the best outcome for her clients. “I try to identify the client’s priorities,” she says. “Every client feels certain outcomes are more important than others, and as a result, each case needs

As a family law attorney, Brett T. Williamson’s mission is to help people during some of life’s most challenging moments. “Family law deals with deeply personal issues—divorce, property distribution, child custody, domestic violence—and requires not only legal expertise but also compassion, common sense, and emotional intelligence,” he explains. “A family law attorney has the chance

Steven Worth, an accomplished lawyer, executive, volunteer, and athlete, is an advisor to technology companies, nonprofits, and foundations. After attending Cornell, he went on to earn his J.D. and MBA degrees from the University of Wisconsin. Like his academic achievements, his professional career has been both varied and deep. Starting out in finance and tax,

Comprehensive Gastrointestinal Health delivers personalized, integrated digestive care that blends cutting-edge medicine with nutrition, behavioral health, and compassionate support. Comprehensive Gastrointestinal Health (CGH) is changing the way gastroenterology is practiced on the North Shore. “Too often our health care systems define the patient as a collection of symptoms that it then tries to compartmentalize into