About Jolee
Jolee Vacchi constructed a trail to regulation that started in New England lecture rooms and moved steadily toward courtroom and conference room work. She attended Stonehill College from 2005 to 2009 and graduated with a B.A. in U.S. History and Criminology. She then enrolled at Roger Williams University School of Law, finishing her J.D. in 2012.
After law school, Vacchi established herself in the legal groups of Massachusetts and Rhode Island. She is licensed to practice in both states and has worked on matters that take a seat at the intersection of family regulation and dispute resolution. Over the years she has balanced litigation, client counseling, and alternative dispute decision in instances the place feelings and realistic stakes frequently run high.
Her expert interests consist of collaborative regulation and facilitated negotiation. She have become a member of the Massachusetts Collaborative Law Council in 2020 and participates in its programs and events. That involvement displays a curiosity in approaches that inspire bargaining and private contract rather than prolonged courtroom battles. Colleagues describe her fashion as practical and easy; she aims to help clients understand options and penalties as they make hard decisions.
Vacchi’s day-to-day work has ranged from divorce and custody bargaining sessions to settlement drafting and mediated sessions. She spends time making ready clients for hearings and for mediated discussions. She also handles the office work and procedural duties that comply with agreements, helping make sure that outcomes attain their meant effect. In contested matters she has represented clients through pretrial motions and proceedings, bringing a steady procedural feel to cases that can be unpredictable.
Outside of formal memberships, Vacchi has targeted on building experience across related regions of household law so she can advise clients about monetary issues, parenting plans, and post-court decision things. She practices from Foundations Family Law & Mediation Center, where she works with people navigating transitions in household lifestyles. Her current practice facilities on household regulation and facilitated negotiation matters in Massachusetts and Rhode Island.
