There are a myriad of ways that life can change, from the birth of a child to the loss of a loved one. However, if you decide to file for a divorce or retire, your daily life could be completely upended. Our firm knows how difficult various issues concerning divorce can be, especially for those who are already facing stress and uncertainty due to retirement. As a result, you should take a careful look at any family law matters that are relevant to you, from property division and child custody to alimony and child support. If you have a solid understanding of the divorce issues that will arise, you may be in a better position to secure an end result that is more favorable.
Divorce, retirement, and other life changes
Social media problems and divorce
In recent years, social media usage has skyrocketed. Now, many people are connected to friends, family members, and even strangers online and it has become very easy to share information. Unfortunately, some people choose to share information that can harm others, including themselves. If you are in the middle of a divorce, it is a good idea to be aware of the different ways that social media could influence the outcome of your case. We know all too well how social media behavior can affect families and believe that those working through family law matters should be careful with regard to what they share on the internet.
Divorce and your child's college education
There are many facets of divorce to consider, especially if you have children. From child support to custody, it is vital to prepare for the different ways that ending your marriage could change your child's life. In fact, even if you have an older child who is already in college or preparing for college, your decision to divorce could affect them in different ways. As a parent, it is important to be prepared to help your child and understand your responsibilities.
Handling a serious illness during divorce
There are many different factors that can make family law matters and the divorce process more complicated, some of which have been discussed on this blog. For example, with children returning to school and questions that arise during the holidays, certain times of year can present additional divorce-related concerns for people in Boston and across Massachusetts. Unfortunately, if you are suffering from a serious illness, you may find that the divorce process seems even more challenging. However, it is essential to do what you can to prevent your illness from creating additional challenges due to negative outcomes in the courtroom.
