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Monthly Archives: July 2014

Five Reasons to consider Divorce Mediation

Five Reasons to consider Divorce Mediation
There are a number of paths couples can choose when deciding to separate, divorce or prepare for their post-divorce lives. The most popular, which is also the most emotionally charged option, is litigation. This involves significant court intervention, with each party being represented by a litigation attorney. However, mediation is a viable alternative to resolve…
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Vacationing Out Of State

Vacationing Out Of State
With the end of the school year quickly approaching, many children (and parents) are looking forward to their summer vacation. It is good practice, and may be required by Order of the Court, for a parent who will be temporarily removing a child from Massachusetts for a vacation within the United States to notify the…
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Parenting Coordinator: Rules for the Rule-makers

Parenting Coordinator: Rules for the Rule-makers
Alternative dispute resolution (ADR), and the use of parenting coordinators (PC) in the context of family law litigation has gained popularity in recent years. Many ADR options, such as mediation and conciliation, provide an opportunity for the parties rather than a Court, to resolve issues, such as a plan for sharing custody of the children.…
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Improve your communication with your Ex

Improve your communication with your Ex
Communication with your ex is likely to be a tough task. Remember that it isn't always necessary to meet your ex in person-speaking over the phone or exchanging texts or emails is fine for the majority of conversations. The goal is to establish conflict-free communication, so see which type of contact works best for you.…
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