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Starting tonight at the Thomas Crane Public Library in Quincy, in the first of a scheduled five-part series, people are invited to attend a reading and discussion group on the issue of “Love and Forgiveness”.  The discussion was originally planned to center on world issues such as war and peace in the Middle East, however, many participants expressed a more personal edge to the Love and Forgiveness theme.

As a divorce attorney,  I find the idea of Love and Forgiveness a constant struggle in my clients’ lives, especially during the times I meet with them and know them.  I hope that after the divorce process, they find their own way to love and forgive.

For those that live near Quincy, you can join in the discussion every Monday of each month, from 7 to 9 p.m. For more information call 617-376-1316 or visit the Thomas Crane Publice Library website.

The Massachusetts Department of Public Health along with the LGBT Aging Project and Ethos will be launching bereavement support groups all over Massachusetts starting this month. The project consists of 6 free LGBT Bereavement Support Groups in different parts of the Commonwealth. Each group will run for 6 consecutive weeks and will be led by a licensed clinical social worker who specializes in bereavement issues in the LGBT community.

The Boston and Worcester group will be launched first followed by Cambridge, South Shore, Northampton and Cape Cod.

The Worcester group will meet Tuesday evenings starting October 21, 2008.
The Boston group will meet Wednesday evenings starting October 22, 2008.
Both groups will run from 6:00 to 7:30pm.

To register, contact Beth Prullage, LICSW at (413) 695-2236.

I want to announce the grand re-opening of my solo practice and new firm, Infinity Law Group.  This is also the grand reopening of Infinity Law Group itself.

Infinity Law Group was started in 2006 by Uyen Le Kry, Esq.  I worked for her during law school and she taught me so much about the practice of law, the value of good lawyering, and the drive to succeed.  She was also my first inspiration and role model in starting my own law firm.  Up until that point, I’ve never considered the possibility that there was more to the practice of law than being in-house counsel, associate at a firm, or working for the government.  She really inspired me to think more of my abilities and outside the box.

Yesterday we finally closed the deal on the firm and I am now the new owner of Infinity Law Group LLC.  We have both moved on to bigger and better things, as life should be.  I wish her the best of luck and I hope that I will be able to maintain and expand the good name that I’m inheriting.