If you and your spouse are thinking about divorce, you may have a number of issues to deal with. For example, you may have disagreements or concerns related to how separating will affect your children or a parent’s ability to spend time with the child. In Boston, and all throughout Massachusetts, couples may also deal with strong emotions and stress
When it comes to divorce, each case is unique. For example, couples who do not have children may have a very different experience when compared to those with kids. However, alimony can be particularly challenging for couples, including those ordered to pay alimony and people who will receive payments as well. If you live in Boston, it is vital to
When it comes to custody disputes and visitation rights, people often focus on a child’s parents. However, legal matters concerning this aspect of family law can affect other people, such as grandparents. If you are a grandparent in Boston, or another part of Massachusetts, it is important to familiarize yourself with your rights if you believe that you have been
When non-custodial parents cannot pay the child support they owe, life may be challenging in many ways. Aside from sleep loss and significant anxiety, some people in this position may be dealing with financial hardships and depression. Moreover, they may be taken into custody and face steep fines due to falling behind on their child support obligations. In Boston, and cities
In a recent post, the topic of custody interference was addressed. For parents in Boston, Massachusetts, and across the nation, it is important to recognize that interfering with a custody order and other types of custody issues can have serious consequences for custodial parents, non-custodial parents and children. In order to reduce the likelihood of serious challenges, parents who are in the middle
If you are in the middle of a contentious divorce or recently separated from your child’s other parent, you may be facing a variety of challenges. However, those which involve the custody of your child can be particularly emotional and it is important for you to work toward an outcome that serves his or her best interests. At Kajko, Weisman &
If you have recently split up with your child’s other parent, you may be working through many issues, such as child support payments and depression. However, child custody and visitation can have a tremendous impact on your child as well as each parent. In Boston, Massachusetts, it is crucial for you to make your child’s best interests a top priority.
In Massachusetts, parents choose to modify their child support orders for a variety of reasons. For example, a non-custodial parent may wish to modify his or her child support order to reduce the amount they owe because their work hours were cut and they are earning a considerably smaller income. On the other hand, a custodial parent may wish to
At Kajko, Weisman & Colasanti, we know that deployment often affects families in a variety of ways. For example, children may not be able to spend time with their parents, which can make daily life even more challenging for military members. Furthermore, deployment can also result in legal issues concerning child support. If you are in the military, or the other
When it comes to legal issues involving family matters, parents and children may experience a whirlwind of emotions. To make things even more complicated, some families in this position are trying to adjust to life after a divorce. In Boston, and communities across Massachusetts, it is crucial for parents who have a child custody order or visitation schedule to understand their
If you and your spouse are thinking about divorce, you may have a number of issues to deal with. For example, you may have disagreements or concerns related to how separating will affect your children or a parent’s ability to spend time with the child. In Boston, and all throughout Massachusetts, couples may also deal with strong emotions and stress
When it comes to divorce, each case is unique. For example, couples who do not have children may have a very different experience when compared to those with kids. However, alimony can be particularly challenging for couples, including those ordered to pay alimony and people who will receive payments as well. If you live in Boston, it is vital to
When it comes to custody disputes and visitation rights, people often focus on a child’s parents. However, legal matters concerning this aspect of family law can affect other people, such as grandparents. If you are a grandparent in Boston, or another part of Massachusetts, it is important to familiarize yourself with your rights if you believe that you have been
When non-custodial parents cannot pay the child support they owe, life may be challenging in many ways. Aside from sleep loss and significant anxiety, some people in this position may be dealing with financial hardships and depression. Moreover, they may be taken into custody and face steep fines due to falling behind on their child support obligations. In Boston, and cities
In a recent post, the topic of custody interference was addressed. For parents in Boston, Massachusetts, and across the nation, it is important to recognize that interfering with a custody order and other types of custody issues can have serious consequences for custodial parents, non-custodial parents and children. In order to reduce the likelihood of serious challenges, parents who are in the middle
If you are in the middle of a contentious divorce or recently separated from your child’s other parent, you may be facing a variety of challenges. However, those which involve the custody of your child can be particularly emotional and it is important for you to work toward an outcome that serves his or her best interests. At Kajko, Weisman &
If you have recently split up with your child’s other parent, you may be working through many issues, such as child support payments and depression. However, child custody and visitation can have a tremendous impact on your child as well as each parent. In Boston, Massachusetts, it is crucial for you to make your child’s best interests a top priority.
In Massachusetts, parents choose to modify their child support orders for a variety of reasons. For example, a non-custodial parent may wish to modify his or her child support order to reduce the amount they owe because their work hours were cut and they are earning a considerably smaller income. On the other hand, a custodial parent may wish to
At Kajko, Weisman & Colasanti, we know that deployment often affects families in a variety of ways. For example, children may not be able to spend time with their parents, which can make daily life even more challenging for military members. Furthermore, deployment can also result in legal issues concerning child support. If you are in the military, or the other
When it comes to legal issues involving family matters, parents and children may experience a whirlwind of emotions. To make things even more complicated, some families in this position are trying to adjust to life after a divorce. In Boston, and communities across Massachusetts, it is crucial for parents who have a child custody order or visitation schedule to understand their
