When it comes to the end of a marriage, many different challenges can rear their heads. For example, a couple may find themselves involved in a contentious standoff or people may worry that they will lose property they care about or their ability to visit their children. However, our law firm knows that there are certain ways that people going through a divorce may be able to make things easier, in certain instances. For example, some families in Boston could find value in communicating with each other, especially if children are involved.
Understanding the importance of communication during divorce
Going over some pros and cons of joint custody
Divorce often leads to different types of hurdles, from strong emotions to financial issues. Unfortunately, this can be especially true when it comes to child custody. If you are going through a dispute or are unsure of what will happen when you split up with your spouse, our law firm knows how difficult this topic can be. For parents in Boston, Massachusetts, it is vital to go over the ins and outs of their different options. For example, if you are interested in pursuing joint custody, you should familiarize yourself with some of the pros and cons of this arrangement.
Reviewing challenges that interfere with spousal support
During and after the divorce process, there are various challenges that can make life difficult, such as disagreements related to custody or the way that marital property is split up. However, spousal support can be challenging as well, especially if you run into financial hardships later on. Our law firm can understand the stress that you may be going through if you are not able to make your spousal support payments on time and the multitude of reasons why this problem can arise.
Tips for smart social media use amid divorce
If you are going through a Massachusetts divorce, you might be tempted to try your luck at online dating, or to meet people through other means and then share your adventures, and possibly, images, online. Until that divorce is finalized, however, you may be remiss to do so, as the things you do online can come back to haunt you in the courtroom. At Kajko, Weisman & Colasanti, LLP, we have a firm understanding of the ways your online actions can affect your divorce, and we have helped many clients navigate these and other complexities relating to their separations.
