Category Archives: Co-Parenting

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…

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…

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…

Valentine’s Day Should Be About the Candy, Anyway.

by: Julia Rodgers It’s no secret that Valentine’s Day has morphed into somewhat of an over-the-top, consumerist-focused holiday. While it’s becoming the norm to roll one’s eyes at the chocolates, roses, and stuffed animals that fill up the store aisles, this time of year can be especially tough on some. Much like the late December…

Category Archives: Co-Parenting

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

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

COVID-19 and Your Divorce

Valentine’s Day Should Be About the Candy, Anyway.

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