A thoughtful and enforceable parenting plan plays a critical role in your post-divorce parenting relationship. Even if you do not have a current disagreement with your spouse about custody or parenting, an agreement is necessary. Parenting agreements help avoid...

Moving out of state after your divorce may rank high on your to-do list. However, if you have children and share custody with your former spouse, the prospect may prove challenging. Parents cannot remove children from the state without the other's consent or court...

From pursuing a promising job opportunity to moving closer to extended family, there are many reasons you may want to relocate with your children.  However, whether you have sole or joint physical custody with your former spouse, if you want to move out of state, you...

If you are going through a divorce and have children, you likely have both large and small matters to settle. Using divorce mediation to address these issues may be the right approach. After all, addressing most issues outside of court likely increases your chances of...

Unfortunately, the co-parenting effort does not come with an instruction manual. Each parenting plan, like the divorce associated with it, is unique.  Here are four tips to help you and your partner create a workable plan and lay the foundation for successful...

If you are facing a divorce and you have children with your spouse, you may be uncertain about what the future holds as a parent. Developing a strong co-parenting relationship with your spouse will help your kids navigate this challenging time.  Learn more about how...

Divorce means the end of your marital relationship with your spouse, but it does not mean the end of your parental relationship with your children. They require not only individual love and support from each parent but also parents who can co-parent cooperatively.  In...

There can be situations for Massachusetts residents where they may need to move because of their job. When a person is divorced with children, this move may be complicated. There are certain things a person should understand if they are considering a relocation.If a...

Not all marriages in the Franklin area last forever. Despite spouses not getting along as well as they used to, they still love their children and want the best for them. Working out a co-parenting plan is an important step in making sure children are put first during...

As the end of the year approaches, Massachusetts' families may be making their travel plans to visit loved ones during the holidays. Families that have been affected by separation and divorce may struggle this time of year as inevitably one parent in a co-parenting...