Karen Levitt
klevitt@levittfamilylaw.com
Profession(s) and Services
Karen J. Levitt, Founder and Principal of the Levitt Family Law and Mediation, LLC, has over 30 years of experience in family law. Karen provides a wide range of services to clients, including Collaborative Law, Mediation, and Litigation. Attorney Levitt as serves as a Conciliator, Guardian ad litem, and Parenting Coordinator. She represents clients in a wide variety of legal issues ranging from the simple to the complex, and including divorce, post divorce, alimony and child support, parenting plans, division of assets and liabilities, division of businesses and retirement plans in divorce, guardianship, paternity, and other family related problems. Karen has substantial training in dispute resolution and negotiation, which along with her legal experience gives clients a high level of service and expertise. For more information, go to www.levittlawgroup.com.
Counties Served
Karen J. Levitt is an attorney, collaborative practitioner, and mediator, licensed in Massachusetts and New Hampshire. She is a graduate of the University of Rochester with a B.A. cum laude in history, and holds a law degree from Boston University School of Law. Attorney Levitt served on the Board of Directors of the International Academy of Collaborative Practitioners, including chairing their Access to Collaboration Task Force. Attorney Levitt is a founding member and past president of the Massachusetts Collaborative Law Council. She is also a former board member of the Massachusetts Council of Family Mediation. Attorney Levitt has taught at Boston University School of Law, and has been active as a speaker, trainer, and writer in the areas of family law, collaborative practice and mediation. Attorney Levitt is committed to working closely with clients to determine their legal needs, to help them choose the best process for them, and then together to find practical as well as creative ways to resolve their family law issues in a dignified and respectful manner. Collaborative law and Mediation provide non-adversarial environments for the resolution of family problems and conflicts.