In Massachusetts, determining if a parent is fit to care for their child is a complex and important process. A judge must consider a range of factors when making this determination, with the ultimate goal of making a decision that […]
Communicating in writing while you are engaged in a court case against your former spouse is important for several reasons. Some of the key reasons why it is important to communicate in writing during a court case include: Overall, communicating […]
If you are going through a divorce, you may be required to present evidence in court to support your case. In today’s digital age, much of this evidence may be in the form of electronic data, such as emails, text […]
Once you’ve made the decision to end your marriage, doing it the right way is vital to helping you get through a tough process. Don’t do it alone. We’re here to help. If you are considering or preparing for a […]
I recently read a fantastic article penned by a wonderful sportswriter from Boston. The article contained a quote that I thought should be read by clients everywhere as they attempt to choose from the overwhelming amount of options available to […]
I was recently featured on the UMASS Pre-Law Blog, maintained by the affable Diane Curtis, on their Alumni Profile series. The profile asks some great questions about what it’s like to be a lawyer and how I got to where […]
Here’s a great list I read one day that I find truly helpful. Look it over and see if you agree (i hope you do): Don’t try to read other people’s minds. Don’t make other people try to read […]
I was writing up the negligence explanation section of my website while watching television and a typical commercial for a personal injury lawyer appeared. I don’t know about other attorneys, but these commercials really bother me. I understand the need […]
A lot of people wonder why would I ever need a lawyer? Most people assume that lawyers are mainly for companies that sue each other, people getting divorced or maybe even someone who was injured because of the actions of […]
One of the most important things I’ve learned in legal practice and in life can be summed in this little axiom: “You always get what you pay for.” I personally know its true. On a camping trip a couple […]