Guardianship is a legal process used to protect individuals who cannot take care of themselves or manage their own affairs. This includes both minors and adults who may be incapacitated due to various reasons. In Massachusetts, the law recognizes several types of...
Month: May 2024
What makes gray divorce different?
Divorce is a challenging experience, no matter the age of those ending a marriage. When it happens later in life, often known as "gray divorce," the process brings unique challenges and considerations. The trend of those 50 and older divorcing continues to increase....
Paying child support as a parent with a high net worth
Child support is a key aspect of ensuring the well-being of children whose parents are no longer together. This issue can become complicated following a high-asset divorce. As someone with a high net worth, navigating child support obligations may seem complex....
How divorce impacts custody arrangements for adopted children
In Massachusetts, courts handle custody arrangements for adopted children during divorce proceedings with the same standards and procedures as for biological children. The main goal remains the best interests of the child, regardless of their adoptive status. Best...