Charles Hunsinger focuses his practice on fiduciary litigation and divorce and family law.
In all of his work, Charles enjoys explaining the complexities of various legal strategies to clients, clarifying the issues, and strategizing with clients to take into account the unique circumstances of their lives.
Charles views each case as a puzzle to solve so that his clients can move forward constructively. “I consider family law and fiduciary litigation opportunities to move forward and to define new relationships between and among people, rather than as simply the end of a marriage or a person’s life,” he says. To do so, he listens carefully to his clients’ concerns and addresses them with compassion, practicality, and a scholarly focus on the law, both substantive and procedural.
Articles + Talks
Articles
- Co-author, MCLE Probate Manual, 5th Edition, “Will Contests, Compromises, and Practical Steps to Avoid Litigation,” 2022
- Co-author, MCLE Divorce Law Practice Manual, 5th Edition, “Child Support,” 2023
Bar Admissions
- Massachusetts
- U.S. District Court, District of Massachusetts
- U.S. Court of Appeals, First Circuit
Education
- J.D., Northeastern University School of Law
- B.A., Hamilton College
- Argued an appeal of an international parental kidnapping case to the First Circuit
- Briefed appeal of contempt judgment successfully arguing that the Probate and Family Court did not err in ordering the opposing party to pay money to our client pursuant to the parties’ separation agreement and winning an award of appellate attorneys fees for our client