While you don’t give up any legal rights to the house or abandon the house by moving out, there are legal and strategic reasons why you s...

Human beings are social creatures. We WANT to connect with each other. We want to share. Most of all, we want to know that we’re not al...

There are lots of reasons to keep your case out of court.  It is less stressful, more likely to result in a longer lasting agreement, and...

Under Rule 411, parties to a Massachusetts divorce are prohibited from liquidating, transferring or otherwise disposing of marital asset...

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,...

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

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

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!). ...

This probably comes as no great shock, but divorce can be expensive. There are attorney’s fees, court costs, child support, alimony, and...

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