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Howard Gross, a seasoned attorney based in Dover, New Hampshire, brings over 41 years of dedicated legal expertise to his clients. As the principal attorney at his own firm, Howard Gross specializes in child custody, expungement, and appeals, providing compassionate and strategic advocacy for individuals navigating complex legal landscapes. His deep-rooted commitment to justice and meticulous attention to detail have established him as a trusted advisor and formidable advocate in the New Hampshire legal community. Howard's extensive experience in child custody cases is marked by his empathetic approach and unwavering dedication to protecting the best interests of children and families. He understands the emotional and legal intricacies involved in custody disputes and works tirelessly to achieve fair and favorable outcomes for his clients. In addition to his child custody work, Howard is highly skilled in the area of expungement, helping clients clear their records and move forward with their lives. His thorough understanding of the legal system and keen ability to navigate its complexities make him an invaluable resource for those seeking a fresh start. Furthermore, Howard Gross is renowned for his expertise in handling appeals, where his analytical skills and strategic acumen come to the forefront. He meticulously examines trial records and crafts persuasive arguments to challenge unfavorable decisions, striving to secure justice for his clients. With a steadfast commitment to providing personalized legal solutions, Howard Gross leverages his extensive knowledge and experience to deliver results-driven representation. Clients can rely on his professionalism, integrity, and dedication to achieving the best possible outcomes in every case.
Child custody attorneys help parents establish and modify custody arrangements. They advocate for the best interests of children in custody disputes. Common matters include custody disputes, visitation rights, custody modifications, parenting plans.