Category Archives: Boston Divorce

All About Massachusetts Financial Statements & Divorce

What’s the difference between Rule 401 and Rule 410? Upon filing a Complaint for Divorce in Massachusetts, two important court rules apply to both spouses - Supplemental Probate and Family Court Rule 401, and Supplemental Probate and Family Court Rule 410. Both rules require certain financial information to be disclosed and exchanged between spouses as…

Open Letter Regarding Co-Parenting During COVID-19 From Chief Justice of the Probate Courts John D. Casey

Co-parenting, even when not in the midst of a global pandemic, can be challenging. Add in the stress of the unprecedented circumstances our world is currently facing due to COVID-19, and it can become infinitely more difficult. During these complicated and uncertain times, Chief Justice Casey of the Massachusetts Probate and Family Courts has issued…

Jennifer Silva, Esq., top Boston divorce attorney at Mavrides Law, has been published in the prestigious Boston Bar Association’s Winter 2020 Family Law newsletter. Read her article here, and the press release below. Congratulations, Attorney Silva! Jennifer Silva,…

This blog focuses on important issues for clients dealing with divorce, child custody, spousal support, and child support in Massachusetts, during the Coronavirus Pandemic of 2020 (“COVID-19”). Below you will find guidance to questions you may face during this difficult time. WILL THE MASSACHUSETTS PROBATE COURTS SHUT DOWN DUE TO COVID-19? The Massachusetts courts issued…

Category Archives: Boston Divorce

All About Massachusetts Financial Statements & Divorce

Open Letter Regarding Co-Parenting During COVID-19 From Chief Justice of the Probate Courts John D. Casey

Attorney Jennifer Silva Published in the prestigious Boston Bar Association’s Winter 2020 Family Law Newsletter

COVID-19 and Your Divorce

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