After a divorce, many people wish to move out of state. Read on to learn more about Massachusett’s requirements when it comes to relocating with your child after a divorce. Massachusetts Relocation Requirements The relocation of a child after a divorce is a very sensitive matter. In the state of Massachusetts, the law requires certain […]
Read MoreWhen a parent loses custody of his or her child, it can be devastating for the child and parent alike. Luckily, it does not have to be permanent. Read on to learn more about custody in Massachusetts and the impact substance abuse can have on your custody arrangement. What are the Types of Custody? In […]
Read MoreSchool is almost out of session, and you are likely making plans for summer vacation. This can be a difficult process if you share custody, as you will have to ensure that you and your child’s other parent do not have any scheduling conflicts. One of the most important things to do is be communicative. […]
Read MoreWhen it comes to your children, it is always important to do what is best for them. Unfortunately, this does not always occur. In some cases, after a messy divorce, parents will engage in parental alienation. Parental alienation involves a parent manipulating their child into turning against the child’s other parent. This behavior can have […]
Read MoreWhen you get a divorce, there are a lot of different matters to work out. You may have to determine things like child custody, child support, alimony, division of assets, etc. You will have to decide the best way to make these decisions. Luckily, there are a number of different options. Some couples choose to […]
Read MoreWhen you get divorced, a number of important matters will be determined. This may include child support, spousal support, and child custody. But, as time goes by and your life changes, these arrangements may no longer work. In this case, you may need to request a modification. Read on to learn more about post-judgment modifications […]
Read MoreA divorce is an incredibly difficult process. As a result, many families wish to maintain their privacy during this stressful and emotional time. Luckily, there are a number of ways to maintain your privacy during a Massachusetts divorce. Read on to learn more. Consider the Grounds One of the first things to consider when it […]
Read MoreWhen couples with children decide to get divorced, there are a lot of different matters to work out. One of the most important things to determine is child custody. Read on to learn more about the different types of custody and how a Massachusetts court will determine custody. What are the Types of Custody? In […]
Read MoreA prenuptial agreement is a document that declares how a couple’s assets will be split in the event that their marriage comes to an end. Because of this, many couples avoid creating a prenup. In reality, prenuptial agreements in no way indicate an unstable marriage. Instead, they allow both spouses to feel protected and prepared […]
Read MoreWhen you get married, you and your partner combine many aspects of your lives. This means that during a divorce you will have to split up these various aspects. You may have to figure out child custody, child support, and alimony among other things. Another important aspect of a divorce is the division of assets. […]
Read MoreGetting divorced is a stressful situation. Even if you and your spouse are on the best of terms, emotions can run high, and you may not agree on everything. Other times, spouses are feeling anger and resentment toward each other, which can greatly impact the divorce proceedings. In either case, it is important to get […]
Read MoreIf you and your child’s parent are not married and have decided to split up, you may be wondering how child support and child custody will work. Massachusetts has a system in place in order to make these arrangements. In order to determine child support, you must first establish paternity and arrange custody. Read on […]
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