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When Should You Review Your Custody Agreement?

When Should You Review Your Custody Agreement?

Child custody arrangements often pose some of the most challenging decisions that any separating couple has to make when navigating a divorce. Parents who are in the process of going through a divorce can either cooperate on devising their own custody arrangements or...

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Grandparent Rights After a Divorce in Massachusetts

Grandparent Rights After a Divorce in Massachusetts

Deaths, separations and divorces can have a huge emotional and psychological toll on the two partners in a marriage or civil partnership, as well as their children, but others are affected, too. Friends and close family, especially grandparents, may find it hard to...

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Types of Child Custody in Massachusetts

Types of Child Custody in Massachusetts

Making decisions about how to care for dependent children on separation or divorce can be one of the most challenging and stressful experiences. Child custody decisions must be part of any separation agreement which needs to be submitted to the Probate and Family...

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Divorce : Filing a Counter Claim in Massachusetts

Divorce : Filing a Counter Claim in Massachusetts

A divorce is often a messy, complicated and stressful business. Decisions have to be made about assets, child custody, child and spousal support. Ideally, these decisions are made rationally and sensibly and an agreement made which suits both parting spouses and made...

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Costly mistakes a will can help you avoid.

Did you know that 68% of Americans don't have a will?  Estate planning and wills shouldn't be left until the last minute. A will gives your family guidance on how to divide your estate. If you die without a will, the court and the laws of your state determine how your...

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What Does Family Law Cover in Massachusetts?

What Does Family Law Cover in Massachusetts?

Family law is a category of mainly civil law that involves relationships or conflicts between members of a family, e.g. spouses, civil law partnerships, children and parents. Family law cases may overlap with criminal law occasionally, e.g. if there are cases of child...

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