Attorney Mark Twombly Lee
A fourth generation Worcester native, Mark Twombly Lee graduated from St. John's High
School, earned his Bachelor's degree from Stonehill College and his Juris Doctor degree
from New England School of Law. Today his offices are in Oxford on Main Street right off
of Exit 4B on 395 South where he skillfully represents individuals, families and
businesses.
In addition to his successful law practice, Attorney Lee is active in several legal and
civic organizations:
- Member, Worcester County Bar Association; Co-chair of the Landlord and Tenant Section
- Member, Real Estate Bar Association
- Member, Massachusetts Bar Association Family Law section
- Fellow, Massachusetts Bar Foundation
- Certified in Worcester County by the office of the Chief Justice of the Probate and Family Court Department of the Trial Court to accept appointments as a Guardian Ad Litem in Category "G" and "F" cases
- Sustaining volunteer - Lawyer for the Day and Volunteer Lawyer Programs through the Massachusetts Justice Project:
- Received the Projects 2001 Landlord and Tenant Award
- Recognized in 2003 for contributions to the Lawyer for the Day program in the Worcester Probate and Family Court
- Reserve deputy through the Worcester County Sheriff's office
- Past Officer, Worcester Young Businessman's Association
- Past President, Tatnuck Chapter of Business Network International
- Incorporator, Higgins Armory Museum
- Regular instructor, Neighborworks Home Ownership Program
Practicing Law in Worcester Courts
If you live in Worcester County or expect to have a case in the Worcester Courts in any of
his areas of practice, contact the offices of Attorney Mark Twombley Lee for more
information or to schedule a consultation.
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Attorney Lee practices in the areas of:
- Probate and Family Law
- Real Estate Law
- Landlord and Tenant/Housing Law
In addition to skillfully representing you, Attorney Lee will...
- Relieve doubts and uncertainty as to the proper course of action
- Assist you in accessing correct information
- Understand the relative points to be argued in a limited amount of time
- Eliminate courthouse chaos
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