Power of attorney (POA) is a document that grants a specific person, called an agent, the authority to make important decisions on behalf of another person, called the principal. There are many different kinds of power of attorney. The scope of the authority the principal ...
Read MoreNorthborough – Polly Tatum believes that divorce does not need to be painful or expensive. As an attorney/mediator with a background in human services ...
View MoreKnowing How to Negotiate Mediation is centered on negotiations. Some say negotiation is an art; some say it is a science. Regardless, having strong ...
View MoreTax Considerations for the Future One of the most neglected tasks in divorce is figuring out how you will deal with your taxes after the divorce. Many ...
View MoreSharing Instead of Splitting To equitably divide your marital property , you must divide your assets fairly between you two. With larger assets, this ...
View MoreParents in same-sex marriages have the same right to custody or parenting time as any parent would. As long as parentage is established, you are free ...
View MoreEqual Rights to Custody Parents in same-sex marriages have the same right to custody or parenting time as any parent would. As long as parentage is ...
View MoreAn Important Asset If you have decided to sell your family home in the divorce, you have a lot to consider. For many, the family home is a high-value ...
View MoreFirst Financial Steps After a divorce, many people have some financial housekeeping to do in order to move on as a single and now financially ...
View MoreHigh Income Support Typically, Massachusetts child support is calculated using the state child support guidelines . These guidelines rely heavily on ...
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