There has always been a lot of controversy about college contribution responsibilities for divorced or divorcing parents. As it is getting more and more expensive for students to attend college, parental financial contribution can end up being a crucial element in the divorce settlement and in a further modification after the settlement. The courts have […]
09
Mar
In past the only way to get a divorce was to find that your spouse was at fault such as adultery, abuse and so forth. Now MA( and most states) allow no fault divorce simply because one spouse does not want to be married. This avoids showing that your spouse was at fault and makes […]
27
Feb
Getting a divorce is traumatic and sometimes you can spend too much time, money and emotions in an unwise fashion. 5 Tips: Do not fight over the “pots and pans”. Personal property has a lot of emotions involved and some sentimental pieces are very important but many times people spend too much time fighting over […]
12
Feb
If DCF decides to place children away from the parents or guardians DCF policy is supposed to look for “family first” as placement such as grandparents, aunts and uncles, cousins( also to a certain extent family friends, teachers etc.). The reason is that the transition will be easier for the child. You should at least […]
08
Feb
Talking to social workers, court investigators and GAL’s is stressful. They are looking at you like you are on stage and looking to see if you are a loving, stable and thoughtful parent. A few hints are: keep focus on children not your or significant other or ex if you need to make focus on […]
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