In the past, divorce was often viewed as a legal "war". However, a different philosophy is taking root: conscious uncoupling. This approach transitions a marriage with honor and respect, focusing on the long-term health of the family unit rather than the destruction...
Divorce is a legal process that can take many routes. For some, a contentious courtroom battle is the best option. For others, mediation is a viable alternative. Those who are interested in a process that can save both time and money while preserving privacy should...
By Jessica Croker, Senior Associate For 15 years, I served as a prosecutor, including four years as Chief of the Domestic Violence Unit for the Cape and Islands and Plymouth County District Attorney’s Offices. During that time, I handled hundreds of domestic violence...
Divorce is hard on parents, but even more so for their teenage children. In Massachusetts, teens often face changes at home, school and with friends all at once. It is important to understand the full impact of divorce on teens so you can provide support and prevent...
The end of marriage is a difficult time, and many would prefer to avoid adding lawyers into the mix. You may want to keep the process as smooth as possible and decrease the cost. Although you would save on lawyer fees by not hiring an attorney, the long-term cost can...
The looming reality of divorce can make people feel pressed and even downright hopeless. After years of marriage, they may have a difficult time envisioning the future after their relationship ends. Additionally, spouses frequently feel so stressed about the divorce...
People who have divorced are often eager to share their new knowledge with others in similar circumstances. Many people who divorce readily inform others that their biggest regret was the decision to wait to file for divorce. Those who speak more plainly about their...
Social media shapes how people share their lives, but it can also shape how divorce cases unfold. During a divorce, online posts often create risks that people do not expect. Even simple updates can become evidence, influence negotiations, or raise privacy issues....
Divorcing or separating from a romantic partner was likely a complicated, draining process. Now that you're on the other side, you can feel tremendous relief. That is, until your ex starts breaking rules and ignoring court orders. Maybe they’re skipping payments,...
Going through a divorce is a difficult process. Many people turn to social media for support, but your online activity can significantly impact your case. Posts, photos and "likes" may be used as evidence in social media in divorce proceedings. What you share publicly...
