Krebbs, Daniel D.

Gary Todd is a Partner at Todd & Weld LLP where he specializes in Domestic Relations and Probate litigation.  He has negotiated, mediated and tried hundreds of cases in the Courts of the Commonwealth on issues ranging from custody and parental rights to complex support and property division issues.

Mr. Todd has served on the Family Law Section Council of the Massachusetts Bar Association and Family Law Council and the Steering Committee of Boston Bar Association Family Law Council (co-chairman); the Massachusetts Association of Trial Lawyers; Board of Directors of Massachusetts Association of Guardians Ad Litem, Inc; Board of Directors of Association of Family, Court and Community Professionals; Fellow of the American Academy of Matrimonial Lawyers.  Mr. Todd is involved with Senior Partners for Justice; Massachusetts Continuing Legal Evaluation; Fellow of the Boston Bar Foundation and a member of the Massachusetts Bar Association; Boston Bar Association; Massachusetts Academy of Trial Attorneys; and, Association of Trial Lawyers of America.  Mr. Todd volunteers as Trial Advisor for the Harvard Law School Trial Advocacy Program, as well as Judge for the New England Law Trial Competition.

Mr. Todd was honored in the 2009, 2008, 2007, 2006, 2005 and 2004 editions of Boston Magazine "Massachusetts Super Lawyer" in Family Law.  Mr. Todd has been appointed by the Massachusetts Trial Courts to serve as Special Master; Discovery Master; Guardian; Conservator; and Attorney for Children.  Mr. Todd has lectured on domestic relations law for the Massachusetts Bar Association; Boston Bar Association; the Massachusetts Continuing Legal Education, Suffolk University School of Law; and Harvard Law School Trial Advocacy program.  Mr. Todd has appeared as a Special Legal Analyst in Divorce on the Fox National News Channel, Channel 56 News; WBZ Channel 4 News; WBZ radio; and as an expert in domestic relations for the Boston Globe.  Mr. Todd has authored articles on Divorce and Family Law in several legal publications, and has been a panelist for numerous Massachusetts and Boston Bar Association continuing legal education seminars.