Are you close to becoming an empty nester? Maybe one of your children is already in college, and the other is a senior in high school. You have spent two decades being a parent, but that is all going to change dramatically next year. You are going to become an empty...
What counts as a material and substantial change of circumstances in Massachusetts?
If you want to change a custody or parenting-time order in Massachusetts, the law requires more than just being unhappy with the current plan. The court will only make changes if two conditions are met. First, there must be a material and substantial change in...
3 mistakes parents make negotiating alimony and child support
Divorce can be especially hard for parents who have been homemakers or the main caregiver for their children. You may have spent years raising your kids and managing the home, often putting your own career on hold. When it comes time to negotiate alimony and child...
What are the requirements for a custody modification?
Custody orders in Massachusetts explain how parents should divide their rights and responsibilities regarding their children. The time that parents spend with their children depends on the terms of a custody order. Custody arrangements also dictate the division of...
