Concord Massachusetts Family Law Blog
Are you taking care of yourself during divorce proceedings?
Going through a divorce in Massachusetts comes with a hefty checklist. As you work your way down that list, it is vital that you pencil in some time to take care of your physical, emotional and mental health. U.S. News & World Report provides a number of insights...
read moreCan I modify my divorce decree?
The short answer is yes you can modify your divorce decree in Massachusetts. However, there are different ways to do it. You can file a complaint and go back to court, but that can be time-consuming. It also is costly since you will have to pay all the fees and...
read moreQuick guide to contempt of court in divorce
The word "contempt" in everyday language means a person or thing that deserves disdain or disrespect. In the legal field, "contempt" is a technical term used to describe the violation of a court order. Law-abiding people who divorce through the court system receive...
read moreWhat should I know about divorce arbitration?
If you are exploring a way to end your marriage other than going before a judge in Massachusetts, you may have heard about arbitration. Some people think it is the same as mediation, but in reality these two resolution methods are very different. Arbitration is a way...
read moreIs social media ruining your marriage?
If you are like most Massachusetts residents, social media is a normal part of your life. When you wake up every morning, the first thing you do is check your Instagram. Then you click over to Facebook, scroll through a few comments sections and finally, before you...
read moreIs my partner being unfaithful?
Infidelity is a leading cause of marriage breakdowns. When a spouse suspects the other of being unfaithful, getting to the bottom of the issue of the utmost importance. While there are not always definitive answers, Very Well Mind explains some of the common signs of...
read moreHow can I co-parent better with my ex?
If you and your former spouse are in a co-parenting relationship in Massachusetts, you might find it all but impossible to come to any sort of agreement. This is a detriment to your kids, especially if the lack of understanding causes resentment and ill-feeling...
read moreIs there any way to make high asset divorce easier?
Divorce is expensive. This may be an obvious statement to many, but most do not realize just how costly divorce is until they go through it themselves. Unfortunately, if you and your spouse accumulated significant assets during your California marriage, or if you...
read moreDo business owners need to split up the company in a divorce?
When a couple divorces, there are numerous items to split up. The couple will need to decide how to divide the family home, any vehicles the couple shares and other valuable assets. However, spouses who started a business during the marriage have even greater issues...
read moreWhen your ex refuses to pay alimony
The divorce is finally over. The Massachusetts family law judge has issued the final decree, and you and your former spouse are free to go your separate ways. The only problem is, your ex is not sending you the alimony payment the judge ordered. What can you do? At...
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