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Alimony in Massachusetts: Be Careful of What You Agree To

Temporary Alimony Agreements Made During A Pending Divorce will be Enforced Be careful what you agree to is the message laid down in D.B. v. J.B., a divorce case decided by the Massachusetts Appeals Court and ruled on March 17, 2020. In this case, the parties made an agreement before the final entry of their…

A Quick Q&A on Massachusetts Prenuptial Agreements

Congratulations! Getting and being engaged is one of the most exciting times in one's life. And, if you are getting married in the next few months, you are likely doing the work to reschedule any wedding plans for early fall, or even next spring due to COVID-19. So, now is the ideal time (after choosing…

How to Approach Your Divorce as Peacefully as Possible

If you are going through a divorce, you’re never alone in your struggle. Each year, roughly one divorce occurs every 36 seconds. That equates to approximately 2,400 divorces per day in the United States. When going through a divorce, the hopes and dreams you once had for your married life with your spouse vanish. Not…

CoParenting in Massachusetts during the COVID-19 Pandemic: What You Need to Know

Co-parenting even in the best of times is challenging. Add a global pandemic to the mix and it can feel nearly impossible. However, there are guidelines already in place to help you coparent in a respectful and logical way. In this article we will also give you some extra tips to help you coparent positively…

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Alimony in Massachusetts: Be Careful of What You Agree To

A Quick Q&A on Massachusetts Prenuptial Agreements

How to Approach Your Divorce as Peacefully as Possible

CoParenting in Massachusetts during the COVID-19 Pandemic: What You Need to Know

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