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Fran Lochan Whyman is a distinguished attorney and the founder of Whyman Law & Mediation, located in the heart of Natick, Massachusetts. With a strong focus on Family Law, Fran specializes in Collaborative Law and Mediation, providing clients with a compassionate approach to navigating some of life's most challenging transitions. At Whyman Law & Mediation, Fran offers comprehensive legal services in various areas of Family Law, including divorce and separation, premarital and post-nuptial agreements, and modifications of existing orders. She skillfully addresses complex issues related to parenting plans, child and spousal support, the division of marital assets, and health and life insurance matters. Additionally, Fran facilitates agreements that consider the intricate dynamics within families, such as sibling arrangements and estate planning. Fran's commitment to fostering a respectful and dignified environment for her clients sets her practice apart. By emphasizing collaboration over conflict, she helps individuals and families reach amicable resolutions that prioritize their needs and preserve relationships. Her expertise is further enriched by her role as a former President of the Massachusetts Council on Family Mediation, the leading organization for Family Law mediators in the state. With a profound understanding of the emotional and legal intricacies involved in family disputes, Fran Lochan Whyman is dedicated to guiding clients through their unique journeys with empathy and professionalism. Whether you are facing a divorce, seeking a collaborative resolution, or navigating complex family agreements, Fran’s unwavering support and legal acumen make her an invaluable ally in achieving a harmonious outcome.
Child support attorneys help parents establish, modify, and enforce child support obligations. They ensure children receive proper financial support. Common matters include support establishment, modifications, enforcement, arrears.