Commitment to Community

We believe that community involvement is not only an ethical obligation but one that is essential to our standing as full service firm.   In addition to smaller organizations and activities in which our staff participates, the firm has maintained its commitment to financially support various charities with our time and expertise.

Warren Baker served on the Marshfield Zoning Board of Appeals for over 18 years.   He also serves as the chairman of the Board of Overseers (Selectmen) for the Bustins Island Village Corporation.   Mr. Baker serves as secretary and as a member of the Board of Directors of the Sean McDonough Charitable Foundation, which is organized to serve the needs of children.   As general counsel and volunteer, Mr. Baker continues his long association with the South Shore YMCA.   He is privileged to serve as counsel to or a board member of a number of other charitable organizations.   Mr. Baker can be heard on radio at WCRN 630 discussing tax and elder law planning issues.     

Christopher Sullivan has served on the Norfolk Probate and Family Court Bench Bar Committee for a number of years and continues to serve as its chairman.  He also administers the Volunteer Lawyer For A Day program at Norfolk Probate and Family Court and volunteers at various probate courts throughout the Commonwealth.  Mr. Sullivan serves on the corporate council and is the New England planned giving advocate for the Juvenile Diabetes Research Foundation.  He donates his time and legal expertise in elder law at the Hanover Council on Aging and presents seminars at senior centers in conjunction with the National Academy of Elder Law Attorneys.

The attorneys and staff at Baker, Braverman & Barbadoro, P.C. contribute to charitable organizations giving their time and assistance and by participating in fundraising events.  In the past few years, we raised thousands of dollars for the American Diabetes Association and rode in their Marshfield Tour de Cure, played team volleyball for the Easter Seals and walked for organizations such as the March of Dimes and Juvenile Diabetes Research Foundation.  Attorneys also give their time to non-profit organizations such as the YMCA and Jewish Community Centers.