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Degrees
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JD (1986), MA (English - 1975)
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My Expert Service
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Paula H. Noe practices Family Law in Cambridge, Massachusetts, where she is a partner in the domestic relations firm of Bowman, Moos, Elder and Noe, LLP. She offers her expertise and experience in a variety of family situations and can serve as an Advocate, an Arbitrator, a Collaborative Attorney, a Parenting Coordinator or as Settlement Counsel. In addition, she is a frequent lecturer and trainer in the field of Collaborative Practice.
Paula was named a ‘Woman of Distinction in Law and Public Service’ by the Massachusetts Association of Women Lawyers. She served as the President of the Massachusetts Collaborative Law Council from 2005 to 2006, is a founding member of the Council and has been a board member since 2000; she currently serves, at the request of the President, on the Advisory Council and on the Nominating Committee. She trains other professionals in Collaborative Law for the Massachusetts Collaborative Law Council and for the American Bar Association, and has written and lectured extensively about Collaborative Law practice and ethics. She is currently a Co-Chair of the Family Law Committee of the American Bar Association’s Dispute Resolution section. She also serves on the Collaborative Law Committee of the American Bar Association section of Dispute Resolution, and on its Ethics subcommittee, and speaks nationally about Collaborative Law and about Ethics.
In addition to her expertise in Dispute Resolution and Parenting Coordination, she is trained as a Family Law Arbitrator (by the American Academy of Matrimonial Lawyers) and also as an Advocate for her clients; she represented the husband in the precedent-setting Massachusetts custody of frozen embryos case, AZ v. BZ, which was ultimately decided by the Massachusetts Supreme Judicial Court in her client's favor.
She is admitted to practice in Massachusetts, in the District of Massachusetts and at the U.S. Supreme Court.
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Experience & Qualifications
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Past President, Massachusetts Collaborative Law Council; Co-Chair, ABA ADR Family Law Committee; ABA ADR Collaborative Law Committee (Ethics Subcommittee); Teacher and Trainer in Collaborative Law (especially in Ethics); AAML-trained Arbitrator; Parenting Coordinator; Advanced Settlement Training; Advanced Collaborative Law Training and Teaching.
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Available Modes Of Communication
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email/chat
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Contact
Paula H. Noe, Esquire
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