Most relationships work best when there is mutual respect and a certain amount of give and take between two parties. In some marriages, however, there is an imbalance of power where one spouse takes more control. In cases where a power imbalance escalates to where one...
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Emotional Tips for Dealing with Divorce Over 50
Divorce at any age is difficult at best, but when it takes place after 50, the repercussions of going through a so-called "gray divorce" are exceptionally hard hitting. In general, the person who initiated the gray divorce will have an easier time coping than the...
Technology Tips for Divorce
Technology today has revolutionized every aspect of our modern life. As such, the amount of personal and sensitive information we share online continues to grow. For those going through, or considering a divorce, protecting your online data is even more critical....
Finding Hidden Assets in Divorce Cases
Trying to get complete financial information from an uncooperative opposing party can be frustrating. In order to reach a fair and equitable divorce agreement, both parties need to exchange and provide full disclosure of all their income, assets, expenses and...
Autistic characters can help children on and off the spectrum
You probably remember reading picture books as a young child. You may have had story time before bed. You read books about characters that solved problems. You watched as they struggled and learned life lessons. While you read about these characters, you ultimately...
Parents: You can craft an exemplary Massachusetts parenting plan
Divorcing parties in Massachusetts often sweat the details, understandably, and of course experience attendant stresses that often define the divorce process in a given case.For example, financial considerations might spell a front-and-center concern (they often do),...
Some observations on financial abuse in a relationship
We noted the egalitarian nature of domestic violence in our immediately preceding blog post, noting in our May 12 entry that domestic abuse "doesn't discriminate and affects people from all demographics and income brackets."What that equates to in Massachusetts and...
Taking action in the face of domestic violence
Every relationship has its ups and downs and relationships between spouses and current or former significant others are often particularly complicated. From verbal threats to physical abuse, acts of domestic violence can take many forms and, unfortunately, no one is...
What is parental alienation?
In this blog, we write frequently about the challenges that both divorced parents and children of divorce face. We also continually stress how important it is that parents do their best to set aside their own hurt and anger and work together to effectively co-parent....
Are you prepared for the divorce process?
When a marriage ends and divorce is eminent, it's normal to feel both excited and scared about the future. This is often particularly true for individuals who, during a marriage, relied upon a spouse's income for financial support. As with many things in life, when...
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