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How to Help Your Children Adjust During a Divorce

How to Help Your Children Adjust During a Divorce
By: Julia Rodgers Children who were born in a two-parent household, where both of their biological (or adoptive) parents were physically present, have formed an opinion about what they believe to be a solid family structure. This family model (that is now lodged in the mind of the child) is what they consider their support…
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Childhood is for a Finite Period of Time: Make the Most of it!

Childhood is for a Finite Period of Time: Make the Most of it!
Advice for divorcing parents from Boston divorce lawyer, Marcia Mavrides by: Marcia Mavrides It is the rare situation when separated or divorced parents are able to co-parent without any stress or conflict.  For the vast majority of the rest of us, the increased financial pressures that accompany the cost associated with maintaining two separate homes,…
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Does a GAL Apply to Your Case?

Does a GAL Apply to Your Case?
A Guardian Ad Litem, commonly referred to as a “GAL”, plays a significant role in divorce and post-divorce cases where child custody and visitation are at issue. A GAL is almost always appointed in highly contested child custody cases. If the GAL is experienced and capable, the court more often than not adopts the recommendations…
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Co-Parenting Etiquette & The Holiday Shuffle

                      by: Alana Megna The holiday season is upon us, and many families are looking forward to celebrating holiday traditions.  Although the holidays are filled with cheer and excitement, it can be hard to focus on the positive while going through a divorce. It is important…
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