The alimony laws of Massachusetts can be complex, but if you are going through a divorce, it is worth trying to learn as much as you can about them. One thing that you have to know is that not all divorces are going to include alimony. There are specific cases that might qualify for these …
If it’s July, it must be blueberry season! Blueberries are low in calories but high in nutrients. They help heart health, bone strength, skin health, blood pressure, diabetes management, cancer prevention, and mental health. Wow! Blueberries can be used in a variety of ways, in jellies, jams, muffins, pies, waffles, added to cereals and yogurt, …
If you’re wondering “How much child support will I get?” consider that when parents separate and ultimately divorce, one of the parents may be eligible for child support, which is money paid by the other parent to help with the financial needs of the child. Who pays and how much is determined by the justices …
Looking for a tool to help you and your ex-partner communicate and organize the care and well being of your children? We have two suggestions. The first platform is Our Family Wizard (OFW), a co-parenting platform where your schedule, expenses, and communication are all contained in one place. The calendar in OFW is the place …
Steps to Take After a Car Accident There are several things to do if you are involved in a car accident. Stop! Stay at the scene of the accident. Get yourself and your passengers to a safe location if at all possible. Call the police immediately and file a police report. Use your smart phone …
The following is a list of businesses in Phase 2 of the Reopening Strategy. Effective Monday, June 1, business owners may enter their businesses to prepare for the reopening, but businesses are not to open to the public until an official announcement from the governor is made, scheduled at this time for June 6. Phase …
The Supreme Judicial Court issued an order on May 26, 2020 regarding the operation of Massachusetts state courts and courthouses in June, 2020 during the ongoing pandemic. Under the order, all courts in Massachusetts will remain physically closed to the general public, but will continue to conduct emergency and non-emergency business, in both civil and …
Being stuck at home doesn’t have to be boring! Learning new things helps you think critically. Try one or all of these great ideas to keep your mind sharp while being safe at home! Take a virtual class. This website: https://www.edx.org/, has thousands of virtual classes and many of them are free! Start a craft …
As of Thursday, May 21, 2020 the number of confirmed cases of Covid-19 in Massachusetts is 90,084 with 6,148 confirmed Covid-19 deaths. The state has performed 501,486 tests to date. Should you be tested? If you have symptoms of the virus, even if they are mild, you should absolutely contact your health care provider and …