About Jeremy
Jeremy W — Howe is a seasoned family law attorney based in Newport, Rhode Island. With a legal career that began in 1974, he has dedicated himself to various aspects of family law, including divorce, estate planning, arbitration, mediation, elder law, and insurance claims. His firm, The Law Offices of Howe & Garside, Ltd., is conveniently located at 55 Memorial Boulevard, Suite 5, Newport, RI 02840. Over the decades, Jeremy is known for his expertise and commitment to his clients. Jeremy earned his Bachelor of Arts in English from Tufts University in 1967, laying a strong foundation for his communication skills. He then pursued his Juris Doctor at Suffolk University School of Law, graduating in 1972.
After being admitted to the Rhode Island Bar in 1974, he began practicing law in the state, where he has represented approximately 1,000 divorce clients, including both civilian and military personnel. His experience also encompasses many domestic matters such as adoption, juvenile cases, and guardianship. In addition to his legal practice, Jeremy is a skilled mediator, often working alongside a co-mediator who specializes in family and child psychotherapy. This collaborative approach allows him to address complex family issues effectively. His mediation services have helped numerous families navigate challenging situations, fostering resolutions that prioritize the well-being of all parties involved. Jeremy's involvement in professional organizations supports his the legal community.
He has served as a former Barrister for the Gallogly Family Law Inn of Court in Rhode Island and is an active member of the Rhode Island Bar Association's Elder Law Panel. His engagement extends to the Christian Legal Society, where he contributes to discussions on faith and law. Additionally, he has been a member of the Executive Board of the Rhode Island Mediators Association and holds the designation of Advanced Practitioner with the Association of Conflict Resolution. His contributions to the legal field are further demonstrated through his publications and presentations. Notable works include "Divorce With Dignity," published in the Rhode Island Bar Journal in April 1997, and "QDROs: From A-Z, Food for Thought re: Avoiding Malpractice," presented to the Rhode Island Bar Association in November 2008. Jeremy has also lectured on elder law issues for the Rhode Island Bar Association Speakers Panel and has shared his insights with private groups and senior centers.
Outside of his professional endeavors, Jeremy served in the United States Peace Corps in Afghanistan from 1967 to 1969, an experience that enriched his perspective on life and law. He is married to Joan Mudge, and together they have four children. In his personal time, Jeremy enjoys cooking, staying healthy, and tending to his home and gardens, reflecting his commitment to a balanced and fulfilling life.
