Ronald J. Mone

Ronald J. Mone, P.C. is an experienced solo practitioner, specializing in various areas of law, including divorce, family law, probate law, and personal injury litigation. Notably, he has also served as a Guardian Ad Litem in the Bristol, Plymouth, and Norfolk Probate and Family Courts, reflecting his commitment to the well-being of individuals and families within the legal system.

Throughout his career, Ronald J. Mone has held significant roles in different legal firms. From August 1996 to December 2002, he served as the managing partner at Louison, Holton & Mone, P.C., formerly known as Louison & Witt, P.C., where he played a pivotal role in handling legal matters related to domestic relations, probate law, and personal injury litigation. Before that, from February 1995 to August 1996, he worked as an attorney at Louison & Witt, P.C., focusing on family, probate, and personal injury law.

Ronald J. Mone's legal journey also includes a role as an attorney in a general practice law firm in Stoughton, MA, from June 1991 to February 1995, with a primary emphasis on domestic relations and probate law. Prior to this, he worked as a law clerk at Kafka & Kaufman, P.C., handling legal research and writing, primarily in the Collection Department, from November 1990 to June 1991.

Ronald J. Mone is an active member of several legal and community organizations, including the Massachusetts Bar Association, the Plymouth County Bar Association, and various alumni associations. His extensive legal career and dedication to professional organizations exemplify his commitment to providing high-quality legal services and contributing to his community.

Before entering the legal profession, Ronald J. Mone gained experience as an operations manager at Underwriters Salvage Company, where he excelled in office management and financial oversight. He is credited with creating an efficient cash management system within the company's nine national Automobile/Equipment Divisions.

During his college years at Providence College, he served as an assistant to the director, contributing to Special Events and Programming. In this role, he managed budgets, organized and directed various college and student events, and oversaw a range of activities.