Many divorcing parents are concerned about new romantic interests in the lives of their soon-to-be-ex-spouses and the potential introduction of these strangers to their children. Some may even want to incorporate language into their divorce agreements restricting the ability of an ex-spouse to introduce a
In the Internet age, we’ve all gotten used to less privacy. But one thing few of us are comfortable with is the idea of our divorce being public. Unfortunately, divorce filings are generally considered a matter of public record. Additionally, divorce hearings are open to
If you’re middle-aged and thinking of getting remarried, be very careful about how you time your nuptials. That’s because whether you get married before the day you turn 60 or after the day you turn 60 could impact your eligibility for survivor benefits from a
Many people imagine that a marriage of short duration, say a year or less, is automatically eligible for an annulment. However, annulments are granted in only very specific circumstances, circumstances that have no relation to the length of the marriage. A marriage which a Massachusetts
Since the start of the pandemic, family and juvenile courts everywhere have scrambled to find ways to carry out their proceedings. In many cases, this has meant “virtual” hearings and trials over videoconferencing applications like Zoom. Despite some hiccups, this generally hasn’t prevented courts from
A recent case from South Carolina shows that when selling a business during a divorce, it’s important to think about different aspects of the business figure into the sale price and how that might affect the division of the proceeds. In that case, after the
A prenuptial agreement is a contract between marrying spouses, signed before the marriage, that lays out the terms should the couple get divorced. In many instances, prenups can be a very useful way of creating predictability and reducing the acrimony of a divorce. But as
There’s an awful lot of buzz in the news about “cryptocurrency,” which refers to any form of currency that exists either digitally or virtually and is secured by cryptography, enabling bearers to use it for secure online payments without third-party involvement. Cryptocurrency — of which
Child Custody Arrangements for Unmarried Parents: What You Need to Know Massachusetts law recognizes that not every family looks the same. Even if parents are unmarried, they have parental rights and responsibilities, including those that concern child custody. In this article, we will provide an
While getting divorced doesn’t automatically lower your credit score, things that have happened as a result of your marriage and/or divorce certainly could have an impact. For example, you might now be saddled with debt that you previously faced with your spouse, making it hard
Many divorcing parents are concerned about new romantic interests in the lives of their soon-to-be-ex-spouses and the potential introduction of these strangers to their children. Some may even want to incorporate language into their divorce agreements restricting the ability of an ex-spouse to introduce a
In the Internet age, we’ve all gotten used to less privacy. But one thing few of us are comfortable with is the idea of our divorce being public. Unfortunately, divorce filings are generally considered a matter of public record. Additionally, divorce hearings are open to
If you’re middle-aged and thinking of getting remarried, be very careful about how you time your nuptials. That’s because whether you get married before the day you turn 60 or after the day you turn 60 could impact your eligibility for survivor benefits from a
Many people imagine that a marriage of short duration, say a year or less, is automatically eligible for an annulment. However, annulments are granted in only very specific circumstances, circumstances that have no relation to the length of the marriage. A marriage which a Massachusetts
Since the start of the pandemic, family and juvenile courts everywhere have scrambled to find ways to carry out their proceedings. In many cases, this has meant “virtual” hearings and trials over videoconferencing applications like Zoom. Despite some hiccups, this generally hasn’t prevented courts from
A recent case from South Carolina shows that when selling a business during a divorce, it’s important to think about different aspects of the business figure into the sale price and how that might affect the division of the proceeds. In that case, after the
A prenuptial agreement is a contract between marrying spouses, signed before the marriage, that lays out the terms should the couple get divorced. In many instances, prenups can be a very useful way of creating predictability and reducing the acrimony of a divorce. But as
There’s an awful lot of buzz in the news about “cryptocurrency,” which refers to any form of currency that exists either digitally or virtually and is secured by cryptography, enabling bearers to use it for secure online payments without third-party involvement. Cryptocurrency — of which
Child Custody Arrangements for Unmarried Parents: What You Need to Know Massachusetts law recognizes that not every family looks the same. Even if parents are unmarried, they have parental rights and responsibilities, including those that concern child custody. In this article, we will provide an
While getting divorced doesn’t automatically lower your credit score, things that have happened as a result of your marriage and/or divorce certainly could have an impact. For example, you might now be saddled with debt that you previously faced with your spouse, making it hard
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