Real Estate and Divorce
Reasl estate and divorce are inseparable when it comes to litigation. Due to several factors the spouse with primary custody gets to retain the family... Read more
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McNamee v. McNamee
McNamee v. McNamee: The court exempted the property the husband received from his father from division upon marriage breakdown. Read more
Keeping Your Client and the Kids in Their Home: Post Divorce
The unthinkable happens -- parents are splitting; the family must deal with the emotions and trauma of one household becoming two, two incomes becomin... Read more
Pember v. Shapiro
Husband stated he was not familiar with the premarital agreement, signed on their wedding day, but was under the impression that the parties were keep... Read more
Military Divorce: Returning Service Members and the “Home Front”
Service members returning home from Iraq and Afghanistan face complex matrimonial problems at times. Their cases pose serious challenges for family la... Read more
Divorce – Reaching a Settlement
Divorce courts will generally consider a number of factors in determining how much child support or alimony that one spouse should pay to the other Read more
Ansin v. Craven-Ansin
Ansin v. Craven-Ansin: Massachusetts Supreme Judicial Court articulates standards to recognize the validity and enforceability of “marital” agreements... Read more
Johnston v. Weil
Johnston v. Weill: The husband sought the psychiatrist's report of the wife's evaluation in the first divorce. The court decided that it was confident... Read more
The Value of Filing as “Head of Household”
Do you understand the value of filing as head of the household? Experts say you can save up to 8,000 dollars a month if you play your cards right. Read more
Not So Fast! A Contrary View of Collaborative Law in Divorce
The prototypical model of collaborative law in divorce requires opposing attorneys to withdraw from representation upon the collapse of the negotiatio... Read more
Hard Times Divorce
Divorce can also be financially taxing and the tax consequences, if not understood, will add to that distress. Fathoming the tax aspects of divorce be... Read more
Perception Versus Reality
The tax law is complicated, far too complicated in fact. As it is, we tend to see things as we want and not as they really are and remember things dif... Read more
Tax Returns of Divorcing Couples
I filed jointly, the tax returns of divorcing couples will produce a lower combined tax liability than will two married filing separate returns. Read more
The Initial Interview
As a family lawyer, understanding the worth of the initial interview with a client carries the key to success in a case. Find out how it is done. Read more
Exit Interview
It is important to finish your service with a ceremony and remind the client of the excellent job you have done. Simply stated, people may not fully a... Read more
