Are you involved in a Massachusetts child custody dispute? Are you concerned that your child may be taken abroad by the other parent without your knowledge? Here are some resources for you. If your child has been abducted internationally, contact the Office of...
As a Massachusetts parent, you’ve probably worried about how much time your kids spend online and what they’re doing with that time. From utilizing parental controls to limiting screen time and social media access, there are plenty of things you can do to ensure your...
Discovery is the way parties in a court action gather information from each other so they can build a strong case and improve their chances of getting the court to order what they need. Discovery makes it possible to get information and documents from the other party....
As the push to return to the office continues, many workers have started to panic as going back to headquarters threatens a new way of life they've grown accustomed to over the past two years. This poses even greater challenges to individuals with disabilities, who...
Wedding month is upon us. For brides and grooms, that often means a long list of last-minute things to do, from a final fitting for your dress or tux to putting together wedding favors. But if you’re collecting Social Security retirement, disability or Supplemental...
Four housing discrimination cases in Massachusetts, including one in Ashland and another in Wellesley, were settled recently by Attorney General Maura Healey’s office. In each case, potential tenants were denied housing from real estate brokers and agencies based on...
What is gatekeeping in a Massachusetts marriage? Gatekeeping happens when you ask your partner to carry out a task and supervise them intensely and thoroughly, revealing they can’t execute it to your standard. For a better understanding of gatekeeping meaning, try to...
One of the top ten reasons for a Massachusetts divorce is money issues. Divorcing for financial reasons often get too complicated for the couples to discuss. Relationships deteriorate over money fights. The quality of life changes for people living together whenever...
The Massachusetts Commission Against Discrimination held a conference to discuss the growing issue of housing discrimination in Boston. MCAD — an independent state agency tasked with eliminating discrimination in Massachusetts — virtually hosted its second annual...
New research suggests that Massachusetts children whose parents divorce when they are very young have a more difficult time establishing close relationships with their parents later in life. The study appeared in the Personality and Social Psychology Bulletin, found...