For over 40 years, lawyers in our office have served the communities of Midcoast Maine. We are a general practice firm able to suit the needs of individuals and businesses, with experience and success in many practice areas. Whether you need to plan for the future, resolve a problem, recover from a past loss, or navigate through the legal system, we are here for you.
We pride ourselves in our accessibility and commitment to our clients. Please browse our website and contact us.
We pride ourselves in our accessibility and commitment to our clients. Please browse our website and contact us.
Services
From contract to closing, our firm will guide you through the process.
We represent buyers and sellers of residential and commercial property.
We are available to review a contract, or negotiate and write a contract suited to your unique needs.
Our attorneys will address all aspects of the transaction: title, deeds, taxes, notes and mortgages, and move you toward a successful closing.
Cooperation among neighbors is ideal, but when disputes arise, our firm is ready to find solutions that best suit your needs.
We represent buyers and sellers of residential and commercial property.
We are available to review a contract, or negotiate and write a contract suited to your unique needs.
Our attorneys will address all aspects of the transaction: title, deeds, taxes, notes and mortgages, and move you toward a successful closing.
Cooperation among neighbors is ideal, but when disputes arise, our firm is ready to find solutions that best suit your needs.
Don came to Maine after graduating from the University of Richmond, Class of '74.
In 1979 Don began an apprenticeship in traditional wooden boat building at the Maine Maritime Museum in Bath.
He and his wife Ruth bought a home in Bath in 1981 where they raised two daughters.
They still live in that same house and enjoy being part of Bath's community.
In 1997 Don attended Maine School of Law.
Don fulfilled his lifelong desire to study law after a full and satisfying career building custom homes, cabinetry, and architectural woodwork.
In 1979 Don began an apprenticeship in traditional wooden boat building at the Maine Maritime Museum in Bath.
He and his wife Ruth bought a home in Bath in 1981 where they raised two daughters.
They still live in that same house and enjoy being part of Bath's community.
In 1997 Don attended Maine School of Law.
Don fulfilled his lifelong desire to study law after a full and satisfying career building custom homes, cabinetry, and architectural woodwork.
Though born and raised in New Jersey, Christopher moved to Maine from Portland, Oregon.
His wife grew up in mid-coast Maine and she and her family are enjoying showing Christopher and their two small boys all the reasons to love Maine.
Before becoming an attorney Christopher's work experiences were quite varied.
He's worked as an organic farmer, a writer/editor for a weekly newspaper; a curator of a colonial history museum, and as a carpenter and house painter.
He taught job skills to gang-affected teenagers in Portland, Oregon.
His wife grew up in mid-coast Maine and she and her family are enjoying showing Christopher and their two small boys all the reasons to love Maine.
Before becoming an attorney Christopher's work experiences were quite varied.
He's worked as an organic farmer, a writer/editor for a weekly newspaper; a curator of a colonial history museum, and as a carpenter and house painter.
He taught job skills to gang-affected teenagers in Portland, Oregon.
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