Overview
Senior Associate Colleen Hollis joined the Cohen Cleary team in 2023 and has since been focused on achieving outstanding results for her clients. She primarily focuses her practice of family law. Colleen is a dedicated litigator who brings confidence, preparation, and a steady courtroom presence to every case she handles. She is committed to thorough case preparation and clear communication, ensuring clients feel informed and supported throughout the legal process.
Prior to joining Cohen Cleary P.C., Colleen worked at South Coast Law P.C., a practice which primarily focused on Family Law. In that position, she represented clients from all walks of life in a variety of complex divorce situations. She has also worked in a thriving Atlanta based law firm focusing on bankruptcy and debt management, giving her a deep understanding of the financial complexities that can be found in many aspects of litigation in Family Law. Colleen is also committed to providing access to justice for all that she can, and in support of that mission has volunteered for WECAN, a women’s empowerment group on Cape Cod, for over five years, providing legal guidance to constituents who otherwise may not have access to counsel.
Colleen was born and raised in New York City. After graduating with a degree in Political Science from Hunter College, she went on to live in Atlanta, Georgia where she gained extensive experience in debt collection and bankruptcy. In her spare time, Colleen enjoys cooking, traveling, and spending time outdoors.
Colleen is dedicated to strong advocacy with a strategic focus, delivering results clients can trust. She approaches every case with transparency, preparation, professionalism, and a commitment to achieving the best possible result for her clients.
“She didn’t sugarcoat things to appease me, but instead kept my expectations realistic while always advocating in my best interest. Even when opposing counsel tried aggressive or theatrical tactics, she remained completely unfazed and focused, which gave me confidence throughout the process.”
Lisa E.