Penny Nasios, Esq., Partner

Attorney Nasios has been practicing law since 1994, first as a solo practitioner in Brockton, Massachusetts, then as a partner in the firm of Nasios & Galloway, LLP.  She has extensive trial experience in the areas of divorce, division of the marital estate, child custody and support, as well as child protection.   

Attorney Nasios is especially skilled at resolving family disputes using non-litigative approaches.  As a member of the Massachusetts Collaborative Law Council, she is certified to represent family law clients in collaborative law practice as well.   Some clients who are seeking a divorce prefer using a collaborative approach to their case; the collaborative approach is rooted in the belief that the best resolution is one that maintains the necessary relationship between parents and family members who, while they may be divorcing, must necessarily co-parent well after a separation and divorce.   Attorney Nasios has created hundreds of creative Parenting Plans that prioritize the best interests of children, while respecting the role and authority of both parents. 

Attorney Nasios is also a member of the Plymouth County Bar Association and Massachusetts Bar Association, Family Law Section.

Attorney Nasios resides in Bristol County with her husband of 15 years and their three school-aged children.

Tracy D. Galloway, Esq., Partner

Attorney Galloway has been a member of the bar since June of 1992.  After spending five years working as an Assistant Regional Counsel for the Department of Social Services in Boston, she opened her own practice in Stoughton, Norfolk County, in 1997.  After meeting Attorney Nasios through their mutual practices in the Brockton Juvenile Court, they decided to join forces and merge their practices in order to create a strong foundation from which to provide a range of family and juvenile law services. 

Attorney Galloway previously served as the Regional Coordinator for Plymouth County on behalf of the Children and Family Law Program at the Committee for Public Counsel Services.  In her current practice, she handles a variety of cases involving the Department of Social Services, including representation and counsel to families who are the subjects of GL c. 119 §51B investigations by DSS.  Additionally, she handles Care and Protection matters in the Juvenile Court, and GL c. 119 §23C matters in the Probate and Family Courts, as well as a wide variety of custody, visitation, divorce, guardianship, and paternity matters in the Probate and Family Courts.  Her clients include birth parents, children, foster parents, adoptive parents, kinship providers, guardians, as well as husbands, wives and parents involved in custody and visitation matters.  She is qualified to accept appointments as a Guardian ad Litem in certain matters, as well as Parenting Coordinator appointments.

Attorney Galloway is a divorced mother of two sons, living in Norfolk County and co-parenting in a joint custody arrangement with her children’s father.