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Welcome to my Blog. Here you will find helpful articles that cover most aspects of Family Law.

Grounds For Divorce

A Divorce formally dissolves a legal marriage. Massachusetts General Laws Chapter 208 presents the guidelines on how to proceed with a Divorce, including how to file for divorce on a specific ground of misconduct (adultery, abandonment, abuse, etc.) or via an irretrievable breakdown of the marriage.

Creating A Co-Parenting Plan That Works

When going through a divorce with a child or children there are many additional factors you need to take into consideration. Child custody, child support, and co-parenting all become things that need to be discussed and settled during a divorce. Depending on the custody agreement between you and your ex-spouse you may find yourself needing to create a co-parenting plan.

Child Support

After going through a divorce or child custody case you may be faced with important financial decisions regarding the needs of your children. The financial future of your children is an important issue that must be handled in the proper manner. Ensuring the financial needs of your children are met is the main goal in every child support case.

Child Custody

Divorce, separations and breakups can be a very difficult time for everyone and they can be even more difficult if there are children involved. In cases involving minor children the court must decide which parent the child will live with, who will make the major decisions for the child, as well as the visitation rights of the non-custodial parent.

Why Do I Need A Divorce Lawyer?

Have you or your spouse recently filed for divorce? A divorce can be a scary and confusing time, and on top of that dealing with the complicated legal system on your own may be more than you can handle. Here are a few reasons that you should consider when deciding whether to hire an attorney during a divorce proceeding.
ARE YOU A PARENT CONSIDERING A MOVE OUTSIDE OF MASSACHUSETTS?

ARE YOU A PARENT CONSIDERING A MOVE OUTSIDE OF MASSACHUSETTS?

Did you know there’s a Massachusetts law that specifically addresses the removal of minor children from the Commonwealth? G.L. c. 208, section 30 is known as the Massachusetts removal statute. It provides that a parent of minor children, looking to relocate and remove the children from Massachusetts, must establish a “good, sincere reason” for the move.

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