About Anthony C.
Anthony C. Adamopoulos constructed a tradition round resolving household disputes outdoor the courtroom. He educated in negotiation and facilitated negotiation early in his professional life and kept adding dispute-decision credentials over decades. He is an acquainted presence in Massachusetts family law circles.
Adamopoulos began his legal education at Suffolk University Law School, earning his J.D. in 1972 after finishing undergraduate studies at Susquehanna University in 1967. He pursued additional training throughout his career, including Harvard Law School’s Program of Instruction for Lawyers facilitated negotiation and negotiation workshops in 1985, superior mediation training at the Center for Dispute Settlement in 1995, and worldwide binding dispute resolution coursework thru the Chartered Institute of Arbitrators and the American Arbitration Association in 1996. In 2008 he completed binding dispute resolution training offered by the American Academy of Matrimonial Lawyers.
His bar admissions include the Commonwealth of Massachusetts, the U.S. District Court for the District of Massachusetts, the U.S. Supreme Court, and the Supreme Judicial Court of Massachusetts. He served as a licensed conciliator in the Essex County Probate and Family Court Conciliation Program, a position that positioned him regularly in direct contact with couples and courtroom employees handling divorce things. That hands-on conciliator work knowledgeable his approach to mediation and collaborative processes.
Over the years Adamopoulos has accumulated a variety of certificates and appointments. They include credentials from Harvard’s negotiation workshops, certificates of attendance for binding dispute resolution training programs, appointment as a certified conciliator by the Essex County Bar Association, and recognition as a senior negotiation trainer by The Negotiation Skills Company. He has also lectured and spoken for organizations involved with household facilitated negotiation.
Professional institutions were an ongoing a part of his practice. He is affiliated with the Massachusetts Bar Association’s Family Law Section and is a fellow of the Massachusetts Bar Foundation. He has been concerned within the Massachusetts Family & Probate American Inn of Court and the Essex County Bar Association, where he once served as a director of the Family Law Section. He helped establish Northshore Collaborative Divorce and used to be a co-founding father of the Massachusetts Collaborative Law Council.
Today he maintains a personal practice beneath the call Anthony C. Adamopoulos Divorce Mediation & Divorce Resolution Services, offering mediation, conciliation, and collaborative law services to households within the region. He continues to simply accept matters involving divorce mediation, collaborative divorces, and courtroom-connected conciliation work as his recent practice center of attention.
