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Bird's nest parenting, an innovative approach to co-parenting after a divorce or separation, focuses on providing the children stability by allowing them to remain in the family home. At the same time, the parents rotate in and out. This arrangement can minimize the...
Whether you realized that you made a mistake almost as soon as you walked down the aisle or you’ve gradually come to realize that your long-standing marriage isn’t fulfilling, you want out – but your spouse doesn’t. What happens now? You have several choices. It’s up...
The designation of a Guardian Ad Litem (GAL) to a case is a pivotal concern that can intimidate any parent who is navigating the family court system in Massachusetts. This often happens when parents are attempting to address contentious child custody issues. A...
Pursuing a career in the military often means accepting a different lifestyle than what civilians enjoy. Military servicemembers sacrifice personal freedom to help defend the freedom of others. They put themselves in a position where there can be a lot of strain on...
Leaving a meaningful legacy for loved ones or specific charitable causes requires careful planning long before someone dies. Many adults in Massachusetts spend a great deal of time contemplating the impact they want to leave on the world after they die. They can then...
Navigating child support issues can be a challenging experience for families. Child support helps to ensure that parents contribute to their child's financial well-being in Massachusetts. Understanding how child support amounts are set can provide both parents with...
The biggest assets that couples share generally become the primary points of contention in re: property division when they file for divorce. For couples considering marital dissolution in Massachusetts, businesses, real property and financial resources are often the...
Having a will on record is one of the most basic and crucial estate planning steps. Especially when someone has valuable property or dependent family members, they generally need to have a plan in place in case something happens to them. Otherwise, their property will...
Parents typically share responsibility for their children. Some expectant parents negotiate detailed arrangements with each other when they find out they will soon have a baby, and many others fall into a natural routine that involves shared responsibility for their...
Becoming a parent means assuming responsibility for a child. Parents must provide daily support and financial resources so that children are safe and have the basic necessities of life, including shelter and adequate nutrition. They need to ensure their children...