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‘Shared custody implementation plans’ in Massachusetts

On behalf of Claudette-Jean Girard, Attorney at Law | Mar 29, 2017 | Child Custody

This blog has previously mentioned the difference between types of child custody under Massachusetts family law. There are two important distinctions to remember in custody cases: that between physical and legal custody, and between shared and sole custody. Physical...

What is a ‘financial statement’ in a Massachusetts divorce

On behalf of Claudette-Jean Girard, Attorney at Law | Mar 23, 2017 | Divorce

When a couple in Massachusetts decides to dissolve their marriage, there are many issues to be considered. Because it can be an especially emotional and stressful time, parties to a divorce may feel like putting off certain actions that need to completed to move the...

First steps for Massachusetts guardianship of a minor

On behalf of Claudette-Jean Girard, Attorney at Law | Mar 17, 2017 | Guardianship

In an ideal world, all children would be taken care of by happy, healthy parents. Unfortunately, that is not the world that Massachusetts residents live in. Parents of minor children can reach a point where they are unable to care for their kids, either due to...

What grounds can be claimed for a Massachusetts divorce?

On behalf of Claudette-Jean Girard, Attorney at Law | Mar 8, 2017 | Family Law

For much of U.S. history, the concept of divorce has been controversial. It is an area where many people's religious beliefs collide with civil law. And, in Massachusetts, with its puritan history, it is expected that there were once restrictions on the practice....

Amicable divorce favorable for parents of special needs children

On behalf of Claudette-Jean Girard, Attorney at Law | Mar 2, 2017 | Family Law

Parents of special needs children are just like any other parent. This is true in that they love their children and would do anything for them. However, parents of special needs children have certain challenges that parents of non-special needs children do not have....

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