At the Law Office of Genevieve Henrique, we understand that family law disputes create emotional and financial challenges. Attorney Henrique is empathetic to these challenges and recognizes their impact on her clients. She collaborates with each client to minimize the emotional and financial toll by crafting a personalized strategy. Through a dedicated consultation, she addresses your concerns, providing guidance and formulating a comprehensive plan tailored to your situation. In some case, this may mean conflict containment and negotiation for a cost-effective resolution. When necessary, Attorney Henrique leverages her extensive courtroom experience with a commitment to thorough trial preparation and robust advocacy.

 

Genevieve Henrique, an accomplished advocate in family and criminal law, showcases her trial prowess and adept negotiation skills for fair outcomes. Committed to transparent communication, she demystifies the judicial process, particularly in the challenging context of divorce, emphasizing cost efficiency and financial fairness. While prepared for trials, she actively seeks mediated resolutions when appropriate. With deep ties to Cape Cod, extending from Falmouth to Provincetown and the Islands, Attorney Henrique draws from her experience as a former prosecutor in the Office of the Cape and Islands District Attorney.

 

Since founding the Law Firm of Genevieve Henrique in 2006, Attorney Henrique’s practice has expanded to cover Cape and Islands, southeastern Massachusetts, and beyond. In addition to family and criminal law, she's renowned for appellate advocacy, frequently arguing in the Massachusetts Court of Appeals and contributing to published decisions through her well-crafted briefs. Attorney Henrique also extends her expertise to personal injury and estate law.

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When not in the courtroom, Genevieve can be found enjoying time with her family, made even more special by being able to do it surrounded by the beauty of Cape Cod and within the Falmouth community that she has been a part of since her childhood, where she has served on the board of the Teaticket PTO, the Falmouth Education Foundation and is currently serving on the board of WellStrong, an organiztion which supports people in recovery from substance use disorder by providing a safe space to access wellness programming, peer support, and community.