Most responsible children consider how to care for their aging parents or spouse when they get older. Usually, you might argue that your kids will be (or are already)...
Some families believe that a simple will can handle the financial and other issues that occur when you die. However, that may only sometimes be the case.One of...
You may feel that only older loved ones need to prepare for the inevitable, but incapacitating accidents or illnesses can affect you anytime and at any age. This...
Out With The Old, In With The NewDivorce tends to incite people to change: change their look, change their home, or even change their way of life. It’s great...
Comprehensive estate planning ensures that your wishes are carried out if you become incapacitated or pass away. For many people, this planning includes their will,...
Working with an experienced Massachusetts divorce mediator can help ensure your mediation is successful and amicable. Some couples need extra support, however,...
The Long-Distance DivorceMany couples physically separate when they decide to divorce. Sometimes one spouse will move to another state. You can still file for divorce...
Would you like to set up a trust in Massachusetts? Whether you’re looking to manage your assets or want to ensure you leave assets to your children, establishing...
The Rise of Senior SplitsOne of the rising trends in divorce today is the late-life split. This is also called the gray divorce or silver divorce. These divorces...
Estate planning is an important and everlasting gift you can give your family. However, according to a survey conducted by Caring.com in 2019, only 42 percent of...
Our client was in court accepting probation for possessing a controlled substance. After appearing before the judge and meeting with a probation officer, she drove...
Key changes and criminal justice reforms were seen in 2017 as a new administration took a tough stance on crime and immigration.The arrival of the Trump administration...
