Leaders In Massachusetts Family Law
BOSTON, MA—Family law firm Barach Law Group, LLC announces that its founding attorney and author Matthew P. Barach served as the moderator of the Social Law Library’s webinar, “COVID-19 Part 2: Lessons Learned in Family Law and Our Path Forward,” on April 6, 2021. A...
Family law firm Barach Law Group LLC announces that its founding attorney and Massachusetts Bar Association member Matthew P. Barach served as the moderator of the Social Law Library’s webinar, “COVID-19 Part 2: Lessons Learned in Family Law and Our Path Forward,” on...
The COVID-19 crisis is changing how we live and is also creating unique challenges for families across the country. For separated families, the pandemic is amplifying many conflicts, straining personal relationships, and further complicating co-parenting. It is...
BOSTON, March 31, 2021 – Family law firm Barach Law Group, LLC announces that its founding attorney and author Matthew P. Barach will serve as the moderator of the Social Law Library’s webinar, “COVID-19 Part 2: Lessons Learned in Family Law and Our Path Forward,” on...
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...
If you are considering the prospect of marriage or you are already engaged and would like to discuss the matter of creating a prenuptial agreement with your future spouse, this can be a difficult matter to approach. Prenuptial agreements are often seen as romance...
Child support is essential in ensuring children receive the child care they need to continue to grow and thrive in the aftermath of a divorce. If your former spouse is refusing to pay child support, you should take this matter to court as soon as possible to ensure...
Life is constantly changing, so it makes sense that the prenuptial agreement you and your spouse created before your trip down the aisle might not always be appropriate for your current set of circumstances. If you and your spouse agree to make changes to the...
Child custody cases are some of the most stressful disputes. With so many emotions involved, it can make it easy for parents to act impulsively or out of anger. However, it is crucial to not let your feelings get the best of you or else you may make a decision that is...
Divorce can get messy, especially when children are involved. In many cases, parents try to undermine the other parent’s relationship with the children, which is also referred to as parental alienation. Parental alienation can be incredibly damaging to the children,...
