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Apr 04
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Divorce Process

By Brian Mclaughlin Divorce

This blog will explain the steps in a divorce, and what you will need to provide an attorney.  As you navigate through the process,  the first document you will need…

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Mar 13
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What Soldiers Need To Know about USERRA Part II

By Brian Mclaughlin USERRA, Veterans

A.  Overview of Part I:  Notice To Employers – You have an obligation under the law to provide advance written or verbal notice to your employers for all military duty (exceptions…

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Feb 18
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What Soldiers Need To Know About USERRA

By Brian Mclaughlin USERRA, Veterans

It doesn’t matter whether you are just enlisted, already in action or waiting for another tour of duty yet it is imperative that you understand and utilize the broad federal…

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Feb 04
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Mass Alimony Reform Bill A Light At The End of The Tunnel

By Brian Mclaughlin Massachusetts State Legislature

The Mass Alimony Reform Bill was introduced on January 18, 2011 by Senator Gale D. Candaras (D – Wilbraham) and Representative John D. Fernandes (D – Milford). Some may disagree…

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Feb 02
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To Be Material, or Not to Be?

By Brian Mclaughlin Divorce, Family Law

This blog will examine what steps need to be taken to file for and prove a material change in circumstance. Part two of this blog will examine the new legislation…

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Jan 03
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Having a Lawyer While Filing for Unemployment Is Key

By Brian Mclaughlin Unemployment Hearing, Unemployment Law

While filing for unemployment you should have a lawyer  to represent your interests and to familiarize you with the process. According to recent research, you statistically have a better chance…

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Dec 22
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Preparing for a Military Yellow Ribbon Event

By Brian Mclaughlin Family Law, Military

This weekend I went to a Military Yellow Ribbon event. Giving legal counsel to men and women who serve our country could quite possibly be one of the most enjoyable…

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Dec 14
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Christmas Does Not Always Bring Holiday Cheer

By Brian Mclaughlin Divorce, Family Law

Christmas brings with it holiday cheer for some but not all.  The Christmas season can be very stressful with all the planning, decorating, etc.  Christmas is particularly stressful for those…

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