McIntyre Tate LLP is known in Providence and across Rhode Island for family law, divorce, child custody, child support, visitation, domestic violence, premarital agreements, property settlement, civil litigation, business litigation, commercial disputes, class actions, construction defect litigation, insurance litigation, media liability, personal injury, probate litigation, guardianship litigation, product liability, and professional malpractice. The firm serves individuals, families, businesses, executives, and corporations through supportive representation and courtroom advocacy across Rhode Island.
McIntyre Tate LLP develops personalized legal solutions by evaluating each client’s family concern, business dispute, financial issue, litigation risk, custody goal, property question, or insurance matter. The firm explains legal processes, costs, risks, and likely challenges with direct communication and careful preparation. This approach supports informed decisions in divorce, support disputes, domestic violence matters, contract claims, class actions, civil cases, and complex litigation involving sensitive personal matters statewide.
McIntyre Tate LLP brings more than 150 years of combined experience to clients needing family law and civil litigation counsel. The firm regularly appears in Providence, Kent, Washington, and Newport County courts and prepares every case thoroughly for trial when intervention becomes necessary. Its lawyers handle high-profile divorce matters, hidden assets, parental relocation, post-divorce issues, disability insurance disputes, commercial claims, and insurance cases for clients throughout the Rhode Island courts.
McIntyre Tate LLP is recognized as a Tier 1 Rhode Island law firm by US News & World Report and has earned Best Law Firms, Best Lawyers, Super Lawyers, and professional excellence honors. The firm limits caseloads, uses cohesive teams, and draws on support staff and experts for demanding matters. Thorough preparation and attentive service help clients pursue stable outcomes in difficult family and litigation disputes statewide.
