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How is being a guardian different from being a parent?

On behalf of Claudette-Jean Girard, Attorney at Law | Dec 30, 2016 | Guardianship

There aren't many joys greater than the joy of being a parent. However, being a parent is a big responsibility and for one reason or another, some parents may not be able to complete their parental responsibilities. Oftentimes in these unfortunate situations, a...

Ensure that your child receives enough child support

On behalf of Claudette-Jean Girard, Attorney at Law | Dec 23, 2016 | Child Support

When it comes to your child's well-being, there isn't anything that a Springfield parent wouldn't do. With regard to financial support and the amount a child should receive from a non-custodial parent, how much is enough? Maybe you are going through the child support...

Tips for separated Massachusetts parents around the holidays

On behalf of Claudette-Jean Girard, Attorney at Law | Dec 15, 2016 | Child Custody

Oftentimes, before parents make the big decision to divorce, there is a trial separation period. Separated couples are simply married couples who are no longer living together as typical married couples, and they tend to make some decisions solo instead of as a unit....

Four types of alimony awarded after Massachusetts divorce

On behalf of Claudette-Jean Girard, Attorney at Law | Dec 8, 2016 | Family Law

When people toss around the word 'alimony,' what does it mean? Alimony is a legal term given to monthly payments made from one spouse to the other after a divorce has rendered the financial situation unbalanced. However, alimony isn't awarded in every divorce...

How is Massachusetts child custody determined?

On behalf of Claudette-Jean Girard, Attorney at Law | Dec 1, 2016 | Child Custody

There aren't many things more important to a parent than their child. This is true even when parents decide to make the difficult decision to divorce. The children are always high on a parent's priority list, which is why most parents have questions pertaining to the...

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