Parents often view child support as static. In other words, they expect support obligations to remain consistent indefinitely. However, child support modification hearings occur frequently for a variety of different reasons. Although it can be uncomfortable to ask for...
Massachusetts law generally allows parents to spend time with their children after a divorce. Depending on the facts of your case, it's possible that you'll have sole or primary physical custody of your kids. Even if you don't receive any custody rights, you'll...
Mediation may be an ideal way to resolve disputes regarding child custody, estate planning or other issues between family members. A mediator serves as a neutral party who aims to help parties engage in conversations that may allow them to create solutions without...
