In Massachusetts, if the father and mother of a newborn are not married at the time of birth, they must legally establish paternity in court. To complete this process, the parents must either sign an or establish paternity through a court of jurisdiction. However, you must ...
Read MoreFamily law firm Barach Law Group, LLC , announces that Francesca Blazina has joined the firm as an associate. Blazina gained experience through legal ...
View MoreAn annulment occurs when a judge declares that a married couple was never legally wed. In Massachusetts, specific circumstances warrant a marriage ...
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View MoreTerminating parental rights is generally considered a last resort to protect children. However, there are several circumstances in which termination ...
View MoreFor many children, Halloween is a magical and exciting holiday. Dressing up for the promise of candy is something most children can’t resist. However, ...
View MoreWhile a divorce legally ends a marriage between two people, an annulment erases all legal evidence of the marriage ever happening. However, not ...
View MoreBOSTON – October 3, 2019 – Boston law firm Barach Law Group, LLC announces that attorney Jennifer Salerno was selected as a Fellow for the 2019-2020 ...
View MoreAttorney Matthew Barach made a guest appearance on the September 26th, 2019 episode of the legal podcast titled, “ Speaking of Justice ,” where he ...
View MorePaternity is the determination of who a child’s legal father is, as well as the rights related to being the father of the child. When someone ...
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