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Divorce is a painful, complicated process. It is surrounded by a number of myths, some more far-flung than others. Many of these myths can be harmful if believed, and can lead to more pain. Here are some common divorce myths, and the truth behind them. Divorces Are...
While the actual number of divorces every year is declining, one demographic in particular has actually seen a sharp rise in their divorce rate: couples over 50. In fact, the rate at which couples over the age of 50 are seeking divorce has doubled since 1990, with...
Ending a marriage can be difficult both emotionally and physically. In between all the stress and anxiety, it can be hard to make the right decisions for you and your family. The divorce process is complicated, so have an experienced attorney help you avoid making the...
When people decide to divorce, it can be an emotional experience. Feelings of anxiety, loneliness, and depression are normal. It is understandable that you may want to seek comfort in a new relationship to help you cope with these emotions. But is it a good idea to...
January is one of the busiest times for divorce attorneys, but why is this? Studies have shown that divorce filings increase two times during the year. January and July and August are the when studies have reported a rise in divorce filings. While most people assume...
The holidays represents a time for showing your loved ones how much you care about them and celebrating the end of another year. But for those who have finalized their divorce upon the arrival of the season, however, this time of year can be extremely difficult –...
Many men and women over the age of 50 are filing for divorce after almost two decades of marriage. This alarming new trend has led our Framingham divorce lawyers to explore the possible reasons why. Divorce Was Not Collaborative At Barach Law Group LLC, we work with...
Contested divorces can be very expensive propositions for both parties. Whether you are a plaintiff or a defendant in a divorce case, the probate and family court can order your spouse to pay a retainer fee for your attorney in your divorce case pursuant to Chapter...
When you finally decide to have a divorce, where do you begin? It’s important to know that as long as either spouse has resided in Massachusetts for at least one year prior to divorce, then then it can be conducted in this state. The following are three ways to start...
