Bridgette concentrates her practice in Family Law.  Her experience as an Assistant District Attorney primarily focused on domestic violence and later on representing children for CPCS in the Children and Family Law division, strengthened her passion for resolving difficult cases through tireless advocacy but also a client-centric approach.  

Bridgette attended Loyola University in Baltimore, Maryland and law school at Suffolk University.  In addition to family law and criminal law, Bridgette was counsel for the Boston Housing Authority for five years practicing summary process, Fair Housing law, employment law and administrative law.