Losing custody can be devastating for both parents and children, but it does not have to be permanent. Read on to learn more about regaining custody in Massachusetts. What are the different types of child custody in Massachusetts? There are two main forms of custody awarded in Massachusetts: Physical custody: This refers to where the child […]
Read MoreWhen parents with young children get divorced, they will have to determine child custody. This can be extremely difficult. Often, parents disagree about what is best for their children, and it can be hard to see eye to eye in the midst of a divorce. As a result, custody is often determined by a judge. […]
Read MoreMany people do not realize that grandparents can be greatly affected by divorce and custody arrangements. In some cases, a grandparent may need to request a visitation order in order to maintain a relationship with his or her grandchild. Read on to learn more about grandparents’ rights when it comes to visitation in Massachusetts. What […]
Read MoreIf you lost custody of your child, it is in your best interest to reach out to one of our skilled Massachusetts family law attorneys today to learn more about your options. Our firm recognizes that losing custody can impact not only you but your child. Read on to learn more about how to regain […]
Read MoreWhen it comes to child visitation rights, in Massachusetts, any parenting schedule must be approved by the court in order to be binding. The court will always aim to make their decisions following the best interests of the child. If you have questions or concerns about child visitation rights, contact our experienced Massachusetts family law […]
Read MoreA divorce can be very overwhelming but even more so because children are involved. Various factors come into play when deciding child custody arrangements, but the ultimate goal is to keep the child’s best interest in mind. Therefore, whether it is up to the parents to make custody arrangements, or if the court has to step […]
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 MoreChild custody is one of the most important decisions that will be made when it comes to divorce. A divorce can have major effects on a child and it is important to do what is best for your kids. Unfortunately, parents often have a difficult time agreeing when it comes to custody. Custody is a […]
Read MoreSocial media is a major aspect of our lives. We use it to update friends and family on everything, both good and bad. As a result, it may be tempting to post about your divorce online, but this is a bad idea. In fact, posting about your divorce on social media can have major negative […]
Read MoreChild custody is perhaps the most important issue in a divorce. Unfortunately, substance abuse issues oftentimes further complicate child custody matters. Please continue reading and reach out to our experienced Massachusetts divorce attorney to learn more. Here are some of the questions you may have: What are the different types of child custody in Massachusetts? […]
Read MoreThere are few things more important for parents than spending time with their children, and in some cases, this is especially true on the holidays, such as the Fourth of July. Please continue reading and reach out to our knowledgeable Massachusetts family law attorneys to learn more about child custody and parenting time in the […]
Read MoreThe COVID-19 pandemic has changed the way many of us go about our lives, presenting a wide array of issues we never predicted. Unfortunately, among the groups affected by the COVID-19 pandemic are divorced couples and divorced co-parents. If you are someone who falls into either of those categories, you may find that the terms […]
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