Common Divorce Misconceptions

Common Divorce Misconceptions

Divorce can be scary, and so are the misconceptions that come with it!  Misconception # 1:  MY money is MY money – not my spouse’s.  In Massachusetts, the “marital estate” is what gets divided, and that estate consists of anything you own, anything your...
Does Your Custody Agreement Need Modification?

Does Your Custody Agreement Need Modification?

A new school year often serves as a “refresh” on the calendar.  Back-to-school is a great time to think about whether your custody agreement reflects your children’s changing needs. If it doesn’t, it may be time to consider a modification of your parenting plan....
Things to Think About When Considering Divorce

Things to Think About When Considering Divorce

Deciding whether (and when) to divorce your spouse is never easy.  There are a lot of factors to consider: what it means for your kids, what your finances will look like, how much the process will cost, how long it will take, and how your spouse might react if...
Things to Think About When Considering Divorce

What is Divorce Mediation?

Today we are going to get expert advice from our legal expert, Amanda J. Shuman, Esq., DangerLaw, LLC around exactly what is divorce mediation, how does it work and is it an option for you. Let’s hear what Amanda has to say. I’m often asked if there is a way that my...
Things to Think About When Considering Divorce

When Criminal Cases and Divorce Matters Intersect

Grab your earbuds! Listen in to this recent video podcast episode, where our own Attorney Amanda Shuman talks with Attorney Jason Chan of Seed, Chan & Associates, LLC. They discuss what criminal charges can be seen in divorce court, as well as the state of probate...
Financial Steps to Take Before, During and After Your Divorce

Financial Steps to Take Before, During and After Your Divorce

“Even in an amicable divorce, the process will inevitably cost more than you anticipate. There will always be factors beyond your control – delays in court proceedings, or a spouse engaging an attorney who is more litigious than you expect,” says Amanda...
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