When facing the prospect of divorce, many individuals seek a less adversarial method of resolution. Divorce mediation can be a valuable tool to help couples settle their differences and avoid a lengthy, expensive court...
Author: O'Connor Family Law
Divorce can be one of the most challenging and stressful events in a person’s life. It’s emotionally taxing, time-consuming, and filled with uncertainty. If you are contemplating divorce, it’s crucial to understand...
Divorce is a life-changing event that can be overwhelming, especially if you’re unprepared for the financial, emotional, and legal challenges it brings. In Massachusetts, divorce laws can be complex, but there are key...
Divorce can be challenging for anyone, but when you’re a parent in the military, the process can be even more complex. With deployments, frequent relocations, and the demands of military life, the implications of divorce...
Divorce or separation can be a challenging time, especially when children are involved. As a parent, ensuring the best interests of your children while navigating the complex legal landscape of custody in Massachusetts can...
Following a divorce, Massachusetts law requires both parents to provide financial support for their child. However, not every parent has a steady source of income. Unemployed parents, whether intentionally or unintentionally,...
Filing for divorce can be a complex and emotionally charged process, but understanding the steps involved can help reduce stress and make the process smoother. Key Takeaways: Filing for divorce in Massachusetts can be...
Many people going through divorce have heard of the terms “alimony” and “child support,” but they can be confused about exactly what these terms refer to. Even those who understand the difference can have questions...
Divorce can be a challenging experience for anyone, but when you own a business, the stakes are even higher. The financial and emotional toll of divorce is compounded by the potential disruption to your livelihood. For...
After a divorce, you may have been ordered to pay alimony. The justification for alimony is to help bridge the financial gap between the former partner’s married life and their post-divorce situation. If the paying spouse...