If the father and mother of the child are married, the father automatically has custody rights to the child. However, the same is not true for a father who has a child out of wedlock. This is because determining parentage can be more difficult for fathers than mothers. ...
Read MoreIn Massachusetts, same-sex divorce follows the same process as any other divorce, i.e. the couple must petition for divorce, attend mediation or court ...
View MoreIn Massachusetts, there are 8,700 children in foster care, the majority of whom will be reunited with their biological family at some point. ...
View MoreWith spring break just around the corner, children are looking forward to taking over a week off from school and having fun with family and friends. ...
View MoreCreating a parenting plan can be an arduous task, especially when your child is only a baby or toddler. While older children can better adjust the ...
View MoreFrom sharing photos of your vacation on social media and conducting our business to keeping up with current events, our cell phones have become an ...
View MoreWhile some divorced parents can successfully work together to raise their kids in two separate households, others are experiencing immense ...
View MoreIf you are involved in a heated child custody dispute, going to a court hearing is inevitable. Stepping foot inside of a courtroom can be a ...
View MoreGoing through a divorce is an overwhelmingly emotional experience, particularly when children are involved. Tempers are at an all time high and, if ...
View MoreDivorce is easily one of the most complicated, stressful, and contentious situations for anyone to go through, especially if there are children ...
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