This summer is presenting challenges that we have never faced before. With the COVID-19 pandemic still upon us, our summer options are...

With the number of coronavirus cases in Massachusetts declining, courthouses in the state are slowly beginning to reopen for business in...

Divorce mediation often deals with decision making in the event of the death of one spouse or both. Here the analysis can, and should be,...

With many Massachusetts courts closed to slow the spread of the COVID-19 virus, mediation has become an effective way to enforce or...

On May 14th, Hon. Ralph D. Gants, Chief Justice, Supreme Judicial Court, Hon. Mark V. Green, Chief Justice, Appeals Court, and Hon. Paula...

With the courthouses closed and judicial resources earmarked for emergencies, parties engaged in litigation are faced with fewer...

With state and local governments announced shelter-in-place orders to slow the spread of the coronavirus many state courts are...

The Corona virus has seeped into every aspect of our lives. Social distancing and the fight to curb the spread of the disease have...

The COVID-19 pandemic has resulted in a nearly complete shutdown of the Massachusetts courthouses to all non-emergency litigation,...

One of the first questions most people ask during a divorce consultation is “Can I keep the house?” Most family mediators know that the...

Just because you choose mediation over litigation does not mean that Massachusetts family law will not be a factor in your situation....

You can’t help it. It’s not that you are wishing evil upon your spouse while you are going through a divorce (okay, so maybe you are!). ...

In Massachusetts, the confidentiality of the divorce mediation process is protected by law. This can make a huge difference in your...

For spouses whose divorce mediation includes complex financial issues, it is often helpful to include one or more outside financial ...