There are three different types of marital agreements, each requiring a different standard of review by a judge. The three are: prenuptial agreements, postnuptial agreements and separation (divorce) agreements. This…
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This is a two part series about the Restraining Order process in Massachusetts. Part 1 will give information if you are considering requesting a restraining order while Part 2 will…
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…
The recent news about sentencing in the tragic case of Phoebe Prince throws the problem of bullying in our nation’s schools back in to the spotlight. Prince was 15 years…
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…
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…
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…
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…
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…
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…