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Wilkie thinks that creativity is an under-appreciated and under-utilized aspect of practicing law. Although the law at times appears clear-cut-and-dried, there is still plenty of room for creative thinking. Creativity comes into play, for example, when it comes to presenting a set of facts in a certain light in order to persuade a judge or jury, or to negotiate a favorable contract or settlement for a client. In his over thirty years of practice, Wilkie has applied the lessons in creativity gleaned from handling almost a thousand cases involving disputes concerning real estate, contracts, insurance coverage and legal malpractice. He has...

I opened my boutique law firm focusing on divorce and family law, wills and trusts, and estate planning in an effort to help Boston area residents navigate the challenges that life throws at them. I'm an advocate for civil divorces and for lifetime planning. With my office located in Quincy, MA, I help clients in the Boston Metro area, primarily in Suffolk County, Middlesex County and Norfolk County Massachusetts.

Onik has received multiple awards and distinctions in law school. As a graduate of Southwestern Law School, Onik performed well in his tort classes, earning a Witkin award for the highest grade in the Defamation, Privacy, Publicity and Celebrity law course. He was a staff member for the Southwestern Law Review Honors program and a fellow of the American Board of Trail Advocates (ABOTA). As a fellow of ABOTA, Onik worked with attorneys from Manning & Kass, Ellrod, Ramirez, Trester LLP and Cheong, Denove, Rowell, & Bennett; he also received invaluable mentorship from Los Angeles Superior Court judges.