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Shift your Perspective in 2019: Co-Parenting

Shift your Perspective in 2019: Co-Parenting
We all know how New Year’s resolutions go: we hype them up, brag about them for the first few months of the new year, and then by March, wonder what happened. This year can be different because we have a new type of resolution for you to consider: Pressing ‘reset’ on your perspective. The new…
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What does the Trump tax bill mean for alimony?

What does the Trump tax bill mean for alimony?
by: Julia Rodgers Congress' massive tax overhaul will affect virtually every corner of your life — even your divorce. The tax overhaul includes a provision that removes a 75-year-old tax deduction for alimony payments. So, what does this mean for you? Well, the new rules will not affect anyone who signs a separation agreement or…
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Should I Tell My Divorce Lawyer Everything?

Should I Tell My Divorce Lawyer Everything?
Failure to disclose important information to your attorney can damage your case. Every Massachusetts divorce case is different, with many moving parts. So, when you contemplate whether you should tell your divorce lawyer everything, the answer is yes. What is considered important in a MA divorce case? If you are unsure about whether something is…
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13 Tips for Facing the Holiday Season After a Divorce

13 Tips for Facing the Holiday Season After a Divorce
The holiday season can be stressful for any family, but it can be especially difficult for anyone experiencing his/her first holiday season after a divorce. The holidays were once a merry occasion for family and togetherness. Or perhaps they were a time of stress and obligations — a load you shared with your partner. Either…
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