About Julianne
Julianne Plourde is a member of the firm’s family law practice group. She has a passion for supporting families through times of conflict and helping victims of domestic violence.Julianne graduated from the University of New Hampshire’s prestigious Daniel Webster Scholar Honors Program, which provides a client-ready legal education. In addition to her family law focus, Julianne has experience handling matters related to estate planning and probate, providing a cross-disciplinary perspective that helps her meet clients’ goals.To offer clients the approach that’s best suited to their situation, Julianne is trained in Collaborative Divorce, an out-of-court divorce process that relies on negotiation. She has also completed Domestic Violence Emergency (DOVE) training and has experience representing clients through the New Hampshire DOVE project.
Julianne Plourde is a member of the firm’s family law practice group. She has a passion for supporting families through times of conflict and helping victims of domestic violence.Julianne graduated from the University of New Hampshire’s prestigious Daniel Webster Scholar Honors Program, which provides a client-ready legal education. In addition to her family law focus, Julianne has experience handling matters related to estate planning and probate, providing a cross-disciplinary perspective that helps her meet clients’ goals.To offer clients the approach that’s best suited to their situation, Julianne is trained in Collaborative Divorce, an out-of-court divorce process that relies on negotiation. She has also completed Domestic Violence Emergency (DOVE) training and has experience representing clients through the New Hampshire DOVE project.
Julianne Plourde is a member of the firm’s family law practice group. She has a passion for supporting families through times of conflict and helping victims of domestic violence.
Julianne graduated from the University of New Hampshire’s prestigious Daniel Webster Scholar Honors Program, which provides a client-ready legal education. In addition to her family law focus, Julianne has experience handling matters related to estate planning and probate, providing a cross-disciplinary perspective that helps her meet clients’ goals.
To offer clients the approach that’s best suited to their situation, Julianne is trained in Collaborative Divorce, an out-of-court divorce process that relies on negotiation. She has also completed Domestic Violence Emergency (DOVE) training and has experience representing clients through the New Hampshire DOVE project.
Julianne Plourde is a member of the firm’s family law practice group. She has a passion for supporting families through times of conflict and helping victims of domestic violence.Julianne graduated from the University of New Hampshire’s prestigious Daniel Webster Scholar Honors Program, which provides a client-ready legal education. In addition to her family law focus, Julianne has experience handling matters related to estate planning and probate, providing a cross-disciplinary perspective that helps her meet clients’ goals.To offer clients the approach that’s best suited to their situation, Julianne is trained in Collaborative Divorce, an out-of-court divorce process that relies on negotiation. She has also completed Domestic Violence Emergency (DOVE) training and has experience representing clients through the New Hampshire DOVE project.
Julianne Plourde is a member of the firm’s family law practice group. She has a passion for supporting families through times of conflict and helping victims of domestic violence.
Julianne graduated from the University of New Hampshire’s prestigious Daniel Webster Scholar Honors Program, which provides a client-ready legal education. In addition to her family law focus, Julianne has experience handling matters related to estate planning and probate, providing a cross-disciplinary perspective that helps her meet clients’ goals.
To offer clients the approach that’s best suited to their situation, Julianne is trained in Collaborative Divorce, an out-of-court divorce process that relies on negotiation. She has also completed Domestic Violence Emergency (DOVE) training and has experience representing clients through the New Hampshire DOVE project.
