If you went through a high-conflict divorce, the situation with your former spouse is likely still incredibly tense. If you cannot seem to communicate or work together without erupting into an argument, co-parenting may not be an ideal approach and, instead, parallel...
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Can I Change Attorneys Once Divorce Proceedings Are Underway?
Not every family law attorney has the experience and skill to handle your divorce. If your case has been dragging on, your attorney is difficult to reach, and you always feel like you are in the dark regarding the details of your case, it may seem like you are alone...
When Family Divorce Leads to Business Divorce
Family business ventures can be both rewarding and profitable. Similar values, interests, and goals often make for a successful partnership. However, as with any business, disagreements can arise and lead to legal proceedings. The stakes are higher when the business...
Living with Your Soon-to-Be Former Spouse
Although it may feel awkward to live with your spouse once the divorce papers are filed, for many, it is a reality and a necessity, especially if you are under some serious financial constraints. Of course, living together during this contentious time can be...
Navigating High Conflict Divorce with Matthew Barach
View full Article This episode is on high conflict divorces and our guest today is super fun, wicked smart and really helpful when it comes to navigating rough times. Matthew Barach, known as “the fixer” in Massachusetts family law. He owns his own law firm, over 20...
Tips for Reducing Conflict During Divorce
Divorce does not always have to be a high-conflict experience for couples. If you and your spouse can minimize it, the process can go smoothly, take less time, and ultimately incur fewer legal fees. If you have children, reducing conflict in your divorce will also...
Repairing Trust with Your Ex After a Divorce
When parents get divorced, they cannot simply part ways. As they move forward and rebuild their lives, they will continue to interact with each other as co-parents. For those who have a particularly hostile relationship with their ex, co-parenting may come with a lot...
Should I Fight for the Family Home?
For many couples, the marital home is their most valuable asset and a symbol of stability, which is why it is often passionately fought for in a divorce. However, despite the attachment you may feel for your home, fighting for it in a divorce may not be the wisest...
Signs Your Marriage is Headed for Divorce
Every marriage has its problems and many of them are often easy to overcome. However, some obstacles are more challenging for couples to get through and may be a sign that divorce may be in the future. Continue reading to learn about the signs that may indicate your...
What Happens if My Spouse Won’t Sign the Divorce Papers?
The divorce process does not always go as smoothly as people hope. In some cases, a spouse may even be so against the idea of cooperation that they may even refuse to sign the divorce papers. If you are seeking a divorce, this refusal will likely cause you some...