Your child’s parenting time schedule is one of the most important legal issues you will have to figure out in your divorce. Parenting time is the time your child spends with either you or your spouse. Often, there will be one parent who has primary physical custody of the ...
Read MoreThe Worth of Assets In Massachusetts, divorcing couples must divide their assets equitably (i.e. fairly). Seems pretty simple, right? If all your ...
View MorePoliteness Goes a Long Way Email is one of the most common methods of communication today. Email is particularly helpful for communicating with your ...
View MoreLegal Custody and Decision-Making Massachusetts recognizes two types of custody: legal and physical custody. Legal custody gives you the right to make ...
View MoreSteps to Mediation Many people aren’t familiar with divorce mediation. Mediation is a relatively new way to get divorced and still a less common ...
View MoreA New Partnership Once you’ve decided to divorce, you may be like many people and check out of the marriage. But if you have kids, you can’t fully ...
View MoreIn mediation, I do not act as an attorney for either spouse, but rather as a neutral third party to assist both spouses. I have been mediating divorce ...
View MoreQuestions to Ask Divorce is a big step and one you can’t retrace. Some people wonder whether they are ready for divorce. In the beginning stages, ...
View MoreReluctant and Not Ready Unless you and your spouse are on the same page, you may have some disagreements when it comes to the divorce. If your spouse ...
View MoreIt’s All in How You Say It You and your spouse have decided to divorce. You have separated but are trying to work together to negotiate the terms of ...
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