Demetra Pontisakos

I highly recommend Attorney Demetra Pontisakos for any family law matter. I first met Demetra when she was an attorney for the Massachusetts Department of Revenue. When our paths crossed, I knew I would be dealing with someone who would be fair, would know the law inside and out, and would honor her word. Her integrity and sense of fairness have never wavered. I have seen her advocate zealously for her clients but never cross the line of professionalism. I have referred clients to her and would do so again without hesitation.

Demetra Pontisakos is an extremely talented and hardworking attorney and I'm proud to call her my mentor and colleague. Her reputation among the bar is second to none - she is known for her keen intellect, mastery of domestic relations law, and zealous advocacy. She is respected by attorneys and judges alike and treats everyone with the utmost kindness and respect. It is always a pleasure when I run into her at court.

I have engaged Demetra Pontisakos as my attorney several times, most recently to draft documents pertaining to a will and power of attorney. Demetra is everything I look for in an attorney–insightful, honest, and attentive to detail. Her new office location is convenient and peaceful, with plenty of parking. I highly recommend Demetra and her professional staff at North of Boston Legal.

Demetra is a consummate professional. She is methodical, insightful, helpful, creative, fair minded and highly educated . I could not have asked for a better legal representative who approached my case thoughtfully and professionally in court and in meetings with less than pleasant opposing legal representation. I was very fortunate to have been represented by Demetra and additionally supported by her paralegal Donna.

Demetra has that rare ability to be really good as a negotiator/peace maker and as a trial attorney. In negotiations she is committed to resolution and not ego games or attacking the opposing attorney or client. In court, she is direct and to the point. I have noticed the subtle, but present, attention (and respect) judges show her when she speaks.