Beth Herr | Family Law

Law Offices of Beth S. Herr, PC

Beth Herr | Law Offices of Beth S. Herr, PC

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Firm Summary

Law Experience
During her early years of practice, Beth S. Herr was a general law practitioner giving her a wealth of knowledge in various areas of law. While her focus is now on family law she still represents her clients and their families in diverse areas of law in order to meet their needs.
Throughout her many years of work as an attorney, she has remained committed to fighting for gender and racial equality, advocating for the rights of victims of domestic violence, rape, and sexual assault as well as the rights of the LGBTQ community.

​Beth S. Herr has represented her clients in courts throughout the state. She has also acted as co-counsel and/or consulting counsel in cases in Florida, Arizona, Oregon, and California family law cases where sexual abuse of children has been at issue.

​Cutting Edge Litigation
Beth S. Herr takes cases that are both large or small and represents them to the maximum of her ability. Yet she has also been involved in cutting edge litigation.

Including
Filing one of the first civil adult incest survivor cases.
Extend Anit-Slapp laws to apply specifically to victims of domestic abuse facing retaliatory civil litigation by their former abusive partners.
Represented Virginia LaLonde in a nationally publicized case LaLonde v LaLonde.

Teaching Law
Beth S. Herr shares her knowledge and experience with the next generation of lawyers.
Visiting professor at The College of the Holy Cross each semester. Teaching Internship Seminar which includes topics in Social Justice, Law and Popular Culture, and Legal Issues. (current)
Adjunct professor at the University of Massachusetts, Boston. Teaching classes in Domestic Violence, Rape and Sexual Assault, Child Sexual Abuse, and Incest.

Prior non-Law Experience
Co-founded Daybreak, Inc., a shelter for battered women in Worcester, Massachusetts.
Co-founded the Massachusetts Coalition of Battered Women Service Groups.
Worked on the first Abuse Prevention Laws in Massachusetts.

Education:
Northeastern University Law School, JD
Counseling Psychology, Anna Maria College, Masters degree
Political Science, Clark University, Bachelors degree