This article is written from my heart to offer tips and advice for all those going through a divorce. I have been where you are right now, boy was it tough, but I found my way back, actually even better than back, I created a...
Author: O'Connor Family Law
Prenuptial agreements, more commonly called “prenups,” are legal documents that couples sign before marriage to establish the division of assets in the event of divorce. While prenups can be effective in...
You may have heard of prenups, also known as prenuptial agreements, as a part of the marriage process. With all this talk of premarital agreements, we often get people asking us “can you get a prenup after marriage?”...
What Is Parental Alienation? The relationship between a parent and child is extremely important. Perhaps it is even one of the most important relationships in life. After all, you can make new friends, but making a new...
Here at O’Connor Family Law, we know that the success we achieve is largely thanks to the amazing people who came before us. As a Massachusetts woman-founded and woman-owned small business, we strive to make the...
This Monday, 23 esteemed attorneys graduated from the Massachusetts Bar Association’s Leadership Academy. The ceremony was held at Boston’s John Adams Courthouse following a half-year program jam-packed with study on...
Living with an alcoholic spouse can lead to emotional turmoil, financial strain, and feelings of isolation. An alcoholic spouse’s behavior may result in trust issues, broken communication, and an unstable home...
Ahhh Valentine’s Day… 24 hours of romance, a week of flower deliveries at the office, and your Instagram feed flooded with smooches. It can be hard to watch all of this unfold every February. But with a million...
Co-parenting situations can be complex and can change how you approach many other aspects of your life. You may not be as able to take a new job that requires a move, for example, or even make significant lifestyle changes...
The income of each person in a divorce proceeding is important, and if you are dealing with alimony or child support payments, income details continue to be important even after the divorce is finalized. Because income is...