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When it comes to prenuptial agreements, enforceability is key. Below are strategies you might consider to help ensure your prenup stands up in court. Full disclosure and fairness One of the most crucial aspects of a prenup is transparency. Both parties could benefit...
Serving in the military is a great way to help our country, but it can be tough on families, especially when it comes to child custody. If a parent gets deployed, both parents need to adjust their custody plan fast. In Massachusetts, parents must file a temporary...
How do you handle co-parenting during the holidays? The holiday season is a time for fun, family, and special moments. For divorced parents in Massachusetts, it can also bring challenges in co-parenting. Below are three tips to help make holiday co-parenting easier...
Child support agreements are not set in stone. As life evolves, so too may the need to adjust these financial arrangements. For divorced parents, understanding the grounds for modifying child support payments is essential to maintaining a fair and sustainable...
Building a family through adoption requires patience, love and a willingness to open yourself up to scrutiny. A crucial step in this process is the home study interview, where a social worker assesses your readiness to provide a stable and loving environment for your...
According to recent data from the Pew Research Center, 40% of marriages in the United States are remarriages. Many remarrying individuals bring children from previous relationships into their new marriage. As a parent, you want to ensure that your children receive the...
After filing the divorce complaint or petition, the next step is for the filing spouse to notify their partner. In Massachusetts, spouses cannot serve divorce documents themselves. This is to avoid potential conflicts and maintain neutrality. Service must be done in...
As your marriage comes to an end, the need to protect your financial future intensifies. Amidst the turbulence of divorce, feelings of resentment or anger may lead your spouse to believe they deserve more than their fair share of the marital property. When the risk of...
A prenuptial agreement is an excellent way to protect assets when getting married. Couples use them because they want to ensure that specific assets stay with them even in the event of a divorce, rather than being divided between them and their ex. They can agree in...
Dealing with a contentious co-parent can be one of the most challenging aspects of navigating post-separation family dynamics. It requires a delicate balance of assertiveness, empathy and strategic communication. The goal is to ensure the well-being of your children –...