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Co-parenting is a family scenario often fraught with challenges. The adults in the family may have had an adversarial relationship following a breakup or divorce. Every custody exchange could see tempers flare and disputes arise. Even when parents typically find ways...
After a divorce, there are some situations in which the standing court order may no longer fit your life. You need to have it modified or changed. After all, the court may issue this order when you have very young children and life can change significantly over the...
Divorce can be traumatic for all involved, but most particularly, for the children. They can wind up destabilized and regress to earlier behaviors that are not age-appropriate. While you might not have heard the term, bird’s nest parenting is an alternative custody...
As joint business owners, you and your spouse have been working together for years. You started the company together and you are co-owners. This makes it convenient to work together, and this is your main source of income. That’s why, when your spouse asks for a...
Co-parenting requires careful coordination and communication, especially when managing a child’s extracurricular activities. These activities play a significant role in a child’s development, offering socialization, skill-building and personal growth opportunities. ...
Divorcing couples in Massachusetts typically need to find a fair or equitable way to divide their property. For some couples, the process is simple because most of their assets are eligible for direct division. People can split a financial account exactly in half...
Forget about the size of the wedding or the age at which someone got married – statistically speaking, the number one thing that predicts a divorce is whether or not a couple has a lot of financial disagreements. This is not the same thing as having financial...
The custody terms set by a judge when parents litigate their divorce reflect what the judge believes would be in the best interests of the children. It is common for parents who do not receive an equal allocation of parenting time to want more. Oftentimes, they have...
When parents get divorced, kids often have a lot of questions. It’s important for parents to keep these questions in mind when having conversations about the upcoming divorce process. But what are children going to ask? It may be much different than what adults would...
You are not required to tell your employer about your divorce. But it's a good idea to do so. Divorce can be demanding – you may have to attend mediation sessions and hearings during work hours. This means you may leave work early or arrive late. Further, you may be...
