About Nichole
Nichole Medley came to law after a steady academic course through New England. She earned a B.A. from Merrimack College in 2014 and then continued to Suffolk University Law School, receiving her J.D. in 2018. Those years in school shaped her legal outlook and led directly to admission to the Massachusetts bar the same year she graduated.
Her early professional steps were local. Admitted to the State Bar of Massachusetts in 2018, she joined the community of lawyers practicing across the state. Over the next several years she worked in roles that prepared her for private practice. In 2024 she established Medley Family Law Office PLLC and assumed the role of owner and lawyer.
The firm's name signals the area of law that occupies most of her calendar. At Medley Family Law Office PLLC she handles matters that commonly arise in family courts: divorce, child custody and visitation, child support, spousal support, and related family-law disputes. Her work involves courtroom appearances and negotiations at the settlement table. She represents individuals at each stage of a case, from initial filings to final orders.
Courtroom experience is paired with client-facing tasks. She prepares pleadings, gathers evidence, and meets with clients to develop case strategies. In more complex matters she coordinates with other professionals, such as financial experts or child specialists. Her practice addresses both contested hearings and efforts to resolve disputes outside of court through agreements.
Medley maintains active membership in the State Bar of Massachusetts. That organization provides resources and continuing legal education that feed into everyday practice. Her standing with the bar has been current since her admission in 2018.
Clients who come to Medley Family Law Office PLLC can expect practical handling of family-law matters that reflect a straightforward, procedural approach. She operates a small practice that concentrates on family law and related proceedings in Massachusetts. Her current practice focuses on family law, including divorce, custody, and support matters.
