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Going through a divorce from your child’s other parent almost certainly won’t end your communication with that ex. Instead, you’ll likely have to continue to discuss things related to your children. While this might not be something you look forward to, it’s necessary...
Co-parenting after a divorce or breakup is difficult. Even those who truly desire to do what is best for their children may have a difficult time controlling their own emotions. When one parent is combative towards the other, custody matters can quickly become quite...
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...
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...
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...
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...
After you have spent years with the same person, it can be hard to imagine your life after ending your marriage. Especially given how you have blended your financial resources and combined your households, you may struggle to predict what will happen financially in...
You may have the idea that judges give preference to mothers when determining custody of children in divorce proceedings. This was true in the past, but things have changed. Now, the courts in Massachusetts don’t favor mothers over fathers. Instead, they base their...
You have decided to file for divorce, and now you are worried about taking care of your child on your own. You don’t need to have concerns about this, as that is what child support is for. Your ex-partner must help you out with any expenses related to your child. But...