About Cindy
Cindy Beaulac is an attorney practicing in New Hampshire who brings a straightforward approach to her work. She earned her Juris Doctor from Barry University in 2008 after completing a Bachelor of Science in Social Science at the University of Central Florida in 2005. Those academic years shaped her interest in how law intersects with communities and public policy.
After law school Beaulac entered practice in New Hampshire. Over time she built experience handling matters that required familiarity with state procedures and court rules. Her resume includes positions where she handled client counseling, pleadings, and court appearances. Colleagues describe her as methodical; she breaks complex files into manageable tasks and stays close to procedural deadlines.
Beaulac is currently an attorney at Elliott, Jasper, Auten, Shklar, & Ranson, LLP. At the firm she works on cases and regulatory matters that arise under New Hampshire law. The office provides her a platform to work on contested matters and advisory projects that involve state statutes and administrative processes. She balances courtroom work with research and written advocacy.
Her professional affiliations include membership in the American Bar Association. She keeps up with continuing legal education and participates in bar-related programs that cover emerging developments in state practice. That involvement helps her stay informed about changes in rules and precedent that affect trial and administrative practice in the region.
Outside of individual matters she pays attention to how procedural and statutory shifts affect clients across industries. She favors clear explanations over legal jargon when advising clients. That approach helps clients understand options and make decisions about litigation, settlement, or administrative resolution.
She maintains an active practice in New Hampshire and focuses on representing clients in matters before state courts and administrative bodies. Her current practice focuses on handling litigation and administrative proceedings in New Hampshire.
