Sara Celotto

Sara is a dynamic legal services executive with a proven track record of driving strategic growth, fostering meaningful connections, and building strong, client-centered law firms. With over a decade of experience, she has been instrumental in shaping and expanding multiple mid-sized law firms, navigating complex challenges such as mergers, partnership dissolutions, and office relocations.

At Happy Even After Family Law, Sara is not only a key force behind the firm’s operations but also the bridge between the firm and the community. She leads the firm’s community initiatives, outreach programs, and events, ensuring that the firm remains deeply engaged with the people it serves. From organizing educational workshops and charity initiatives to fostering partnerships with local organizations, Sara is committed to making a tangible impact beyond the courtroom.

Her passion for community engagement is deeply personal. Growing up in North Haven, Connecticut, she was raised by a single mother who battled both business ownership and cancer, instilling in her a relentless drive, a deep sense of empathy, and a natural ability to bring people together. Through her leadership, Sara ensures that Happy Even After Family Law is more than just a legal service—it’s a resource and support system for families navigating difficult transitions.

Sara’s ability to turn high-level visions into actionable, community-driven strategies has earned her recognition as an innovator in legal services. She believes that a successful law firm isn’t just about legal representation—it’s about education, advocacy, and building relationships that empower clients and strengthen the community.

Beyond her professional work, Sara enjoys spending quality time with her husband, John, her identical twin boys, Kayden and Keegan, and her brother, Garrett. She loves traveling and working out, always seeking new ways to stay active and engaged.

Under Sara’s leadership, Happy Even After Family Law continues to grow as not only a trusted legal team but also a pillar of support within the community.