Timothy J. Conlon

Before joining DarrowEverett, Tim was a partner at the Providence office of a highly regarded Boston-based law firm, having spent 30-plus years building his own practice focused on family law and child sexual abuse litigation. After working for judges of the Rhode Island trial courts, and the Chief Justice of the Rhode Island Supreme Court, he represented children in Family Court, and then worked as a Special Assistant Attorney General handling criminal appeals in the Rhode Island Supreme Court, and computer crime cases, while overseeing the states’ computerized criminal history (NCIC) system. He commenced his private practice in 1986, taking on a major multinational corporation that had been running a for-profit juvenile “treatment” center — in which several young girls were sexually abused by staff, while bringing Family Court litigation that recognized the concept of a de facto parent before the statute that now recognizes such relationships existed.  Since the late 80s, Tim has continued at the forefront — using electronic evidence to uncover hidden assets and misconduct. He recently forced division of more than $16 million in cryptocurrency — just prior to the 2022 crypto crash.

Tim has lectured locally and nationally on topics that include advanced equitable distribution, trusts and estates in divorce, interstate custody, trial presentation technology, and electronic evidence. He co-authored Electronic Evidence for Family Law Attorneys (2017 ABA), and is presently completing a second book for the American Bar Association on cryptocurrency and digital assets.