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The Law Office of Christina M. Turgeon, founded in 2005, offers clients the assistance they need and provides every client with skilled counsel and attentive service. Attorney Turgeon provides personal attention for personal matters. 


Christina M. Turgeon
Attorney Turgeon maintains a solo practice located in Springfield, the heart of Western Massachusetts. She focuses on bankruptcy, reorganization, and criminal trial work. She also represents sellers, buyers and lenders in real estate transactions. Attorney Turgeon graduated from Western New England College in 1998 with a Bachelor of Arts and Sciences, majoring in Criminal Justice, and minoring in English Literature. She received her juris doctorate from Western New England College School of Law in 2001. Attorney Turgeon continues to advance her education and knowledge of the changing laws through her regular attendance at seminars and conferences on current bankruptcy topics.
 

Bar Admissions
 

Attorney Turgeon is admitted to practice law in the following jurisdictions:

  • Commonwealth of Massachusetts
  • United States District Court for the District of Massachusetts


Professional Associations & Memberships
 
  • Hampden County Bar Association - Board of Directors 2008
  • Hampden County Bar Association - Member 2004-2008
  • HCBA Bankruptcy Committee - Member 2008
  • HCBA Foreclosure Task Force - Member 2008
  • HCBA New Lawyers Section - Chair Elect 2008
  • HCBA New Lawyers Section - Secretary 2007
  • Massachusetts Bar Association - Member 2004-2008
  • Women's Bar Association - Member 2004-2008
  • American Bar Association, GP/Solo Section - Vice Chair 2007
  • Expanding Business Beyond Expectations - Secretary 2008
  • Law Consortium of Western Massachusetts - Volunteer 2007-2008


Pro Bono Services
  Attorney Turgeon is committed to advocating for indigent clients in the criminal forum to assist in providing quality legal representation to those citizens who are unable to hire private counsel. In addition, she has donated her time to representing indigent landlords and tenants in connection with housing related matters through the Women's Bar Association's Housing Court Pro Bono Initiative. She has also assisted the public by offering her time to the Western Massachusetts Dial-A-Lawyer for the past two years. Finally, most recently, she joined the Hampden County Bar Association's Foreclosure Task Force providing assistance to homeowners facing foreclosure.

 



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September, 2007