An out-of-state child support case highlights a kind of sensitive issue that might come up in Massachusetts, too. The definition of family is changing across the country. Same-sex marriage laws are changing, depending on the state, and science is changing the ways in...
Month: January 2014
Should states legally require Marriage 101 courses?
Whether in Massachusetts or elsewhere, divorce happens. Society tends to see divorce as a failure, despite families all around the country that prove ending a marriage can be beneficial for all involved.Maybe it is the perception that divorce is supposedly a failure...
Divorced parties debunk myths about divorce
The Huffington Post shares a long list of supposed "ridiculous" beliefs that many people have regarding divorce. The divorce process and aftermath is different in each case, but one blanket truth is that those who don't go through the legal process just won't...
Legal team can identify money threats versus real divorce risks
Men and women will say the darndest things when a marriage goes south. Words -- or threats -- that they may have never even thought were in their rhetorical repertoire might come out and make a stressful divorce situation even more stressful.Money and the goal of...
Survey suggests child focus is so crucial during divorce
Often what makes family law matters the most sensitive, emotional and important is the children at the center of the cases. From child custody, child support and other potential disputes during a divorce, kids can definitely be impacted by the strain between their...
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