When spouses are divorcing, they sometimes do things just out of spite or to “get back” at each other. Sometimes, the people who do this are otherwise decent and reasonable people who are overwhelmed by what is happening. One way that some spouses take revenge on their future exes is something called “dissipation of assets.” This is when one spouse
A law signed this month by President Joe Biden places a new limitation on what employers can restrict with nondisclosure agreements (NDAs) in their employment contracts. Specifically, the Speak Out Act prohibits employers from using NDAs signed as a condition of employment from being used to keep employees silent about sexual harassment or assault they’ve suffered. The new law is
You and your spouse have been together for a number of years but it just isn’t working out. You get along for the most part but the romantic spark has gone. Divorce is on the horizon, and while you’re confident that you and your spouse can work stuff out, you’re worried about privacy. As a couple, you’ve been very successful
You’ve been in business for a long time now. In fact, you’re getting closer to retirement each day. This has encouraged you to think about what will happen to your company once you are no longer around to run it. One option at your disposal is to bring in your family members and train them for the succession. Is this
Unfortunately, employees can be given the impression that they are powerless sometimes. But, this is far from the truth. Workers in Massachusetts have a host of rights at their disposal. They have the right to work in an environment that is free from discrimination, hostility and harassment. Unfortunately, some inappropriate behaviors can slip through the cracks, and this is where
Protecting yourself from litigation should be a top priority when you’re running a business. One way to do that is by having well-written contracts with your customers and clients. A good contract will help outline both parties’ expectations and responsibilities clearly and can help prevent misunderstandings down the road. Tips for creating contracts A well-written contract will spell out the
Discovering that your spouse has cheated on you is shocking to say the least. Some people convince themselves that they can work on the relationship, while others immediately start planning to exit the marriage. For those who decide that divorce is the only viable solution after uncovering an extramarital affair, there’s often an expectation that the family court will provide
One of the many questions people have before marriage is what happens to their assets if there’s a divorce. Divorce can be messy, and without the right legal moves, people often fear they’ll lose everything they own afterward. Luckily, people have the option to safeguard their assets in marriage by creating a prenuptial agreement or a postnuptial agreement. These legal
Getting a divorce is a challenging process. However, if you have a medical practice, this complicates the situation further. As a medical practitioner, one of the worst things may be the thought of losing what you have worked to build. Understanding the law and your rights will help you know your options regarding your medical practice in a divorce. A
During a divorce, a big part of the process is dividing assets. You and your spouse must list all your assets and debts, which are then divided based on your situation. However, not all people are honest in these situations. Sometimes your spouse may try to hide assets, so they can’t be part of the divorce process. Knowing what to look
When spouses are divorcing, they sometimes do things just out of spite or to “get back” at each other. Sometimes, the people who do this are otherwise decent and reasonable people who are overwhelmed by what is happening. One way that some spouses take revenge on their future exes is something called “dissipation of assets.” This is when one spouse
A law signed this month by President Joe Biden places a new limitation on what employers can restrict with nondisclosure agreements (NDAs) in their employment contracts. Specifically, the Speak Out Act prohibits employers from using NDAs signed as a condition of employment from being used to keep employees silent about sexual harassment or assault they’ve suffered. The new law is
You and your spouse have been together for a number of years but it just isn’t working out. You get along for the most part but the romantic spark has gone. Divorce is on the horizon, and while you’re confident that you and your spouse can work stuff out, you’re worried about privacy. As a couple, you’ve been very successful
You’ve been in business for a long time now. In fact, you’re getting closer to retirement each day. This has encouraged you to think about what will happen to your company once you are no longer around to run it. One option at your disposal is to bring in your family members and train them for the succession. Is this
Unfortunately, employees can be given the impression that they are powerless sometimes. But, this is far from the truth. Workers in Massachusetts have a host of rights at their disposal. They have the right to work in an environment that is free from discrimination, hostility and harassment. Unfortunately, some inappropriate behaviors can slip through the cracks, and this is where
Protecting yourself from litigation should be a top priority when you’re running a business. One way to do that is by having well-written contracts with your customers and clients. A good contract will help outline both parties’ expectations and responsibilities clearly and can help prevent misunderstandings down the road. Tips for creating contracts A well-written contract will spell out the
Discovering that your spouse has cheated on you is shocking to say the least. Some people convince themselves that they can work on the relationship, while others immediately start planning to exit the marriage. For those who decide that divorce is the only viable solution after uncovering an extramarital affair, there’s often an expectation that the family court will provide
One of the many questions people have before marriage is what happens to their assets if there’s a divorce. Divorce can be messy, and without the right legal moves, people often fear they’ll lose everything they own afterward. Luckily, people have the option to safeguard their assets in marriage by creating a prenuptial agreement or a postnuptial agreement. These legal
Getting a divorce is a challenging process. However, if you have a medical practice, this complicates the situation further. As a medical practitioner, one of the worst things may be the thought of losing what you have worked to build. Understanding the law and your rights will help you know your options regarding your medical practice in a divorce. A
During a divorce, a big part of the process is dividing assets. You and your spouse must list all your assets and debts, which are then divided based on your situation. However, not all people are honest in these situations. Sometimes your spouse may try to hide assets, so they can’t be part of the divorce process. Knowing what to look
