Talking with a divorce lawyer | How to make it easier
Who keeps a pet in divorce?
There’s no doubt that people in Massachusetts and throughout the U.S. love their pets. According to the American Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals, as many as 47 percent of U.S. households own a dog and up to 37 percent a cat. For many of the individuals, couples and families who own a dog or cat, their animal companion is viewed as being much more than just a pet. It can be particularly difficult, therefore, when a couple decides to split and decisions related to the custody of a pet must be decided.
Child custody issues: we understand what's at stake
In past blog posts, we've discussed some of the specific challenges that individuals who are planning, going through or have finalized a divorce are likely to face. From dealing with the emotional highs and lows and the uncertainty of the whole process to arguing over personal belongings and fighting over how assets should be divided, divorce can, and unfortunately often does, bring out the worst in people.
Have you and your ex made a summer child custody plan?
It's already April and as divorced parents in the Boston area look ahead to the summer months, many likely have questions and concerns about changes to existing child custody and visitation arrangements. With kids no longer tied to a school schedule, the summer months provide both children and parents more freedom to spend time together and plan vacations.
