Petar M. Leonard

Petar M. Leonard is an Adjunct Professor at the University of New Hampshire School of Law, where he teaches Family Law as part of the Daniel Webster Scholar Honors Program. He is also a practicing attorney at Pastori | Krans, PLLC, focusing on family law and domestic relations.

His academic background includes a Bachelor of Arts in French and a Juris Doctor, both earned cum laude from the University of New Hampshire School of Law. He completed the rigorous two-year Daniel Webster Scholar Honors Program, which integrates bar preparation with practical legal training.

Leonard's professional interests center on family law, collaborative legal practice, and legal education. He is a certified collaborative law practitioner and contributes to legal education through his ongoing involvement in honors and continuing education programs.

His academic contributions are reflected in his teaching role, though no publications or research articles are listed. His work emphasizes practical legal training and professional development in family law.

• Member, New Hampshire Bar Association
• Member, New Hampshire Family Law Section
• Member, NHBA Continuing Legal Education Committee

Leonard advises law students in the Daniel Webster Scholar Honors Program and supports continuing legal education initiatives. While no formal grants are mentioned, his role in legal education and bar preparation reflects a commitment to training future attorneys.

He is affiliated with the Daniel Webster Scholar Honors Program, contributing to a structured, experiential learning environment that prepares students for legal practice.