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3 Tips for Communicating With A Difficult Co-Parent

3 Tips for Communicating With A Difficult Co-Parent
by: Marcia Mavrides During the Massachusetts divorce process when emotions can run very high, the professionals involved, such as the judges, court investigators, attorneys, and therapists, can tamp down the occasional brush fires.  However, when the legal part of the divorce is done, most of these professionals phase out of your life and pocketbook.  You…
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Divorce & The New School Year: 3 Helpful Tips

Divorce & The New School Year: 3 Helpful Tips
By: Julia Rodgers It’s time for back to school! Kids are often excited for a new school year to begin, with a new class, new friends, and new teachers. For recently divorced parents in Massachusetts, the start of a new school year can also be a new beginning- and sometimes an especially difficult one. As…
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3 Ways to Ease the Difficult Process of Divorce for Your Children

3 Ways to Ease the Difficult Process of Divorce for Your Children
by: Julia Rodgers While divorce is difficult for everyone, it often hits children particularly hard. Children have a unique ability to internalize things and may often feel like they are somehow to blame for the divorce. Parents may spur these thoughts when they argue about things related to the children, such as parenting time, support…
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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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