by Damian Turco | Aug 16, 2019 | Divorce, Jurisdiction
Letters rogatory are a useful means divorce attorneys use to access offshore information. They can also secure a witness’ testimony in another state or foreign country. This post examines how letters rogatory can be an effective discovery device in a family law... by Marketing | Jul 2, 2019 | Agreements, Appeals, Divorce, Prenuptial Agreement
As divorce attorneys, we are always cognizant of cases in which family law issues intersect with other areas of the law, such as tort law. A recent case addressed an issue of legal malpractice that stemmed from a prenuptial agreement. Background: In the case Greenspun... by Marketing | Jun 12, 2019 | Divorce
A wife or husband in the process of a divorce will engage a forensic accountant, broadly speaking, to find all of the marriage’s assets and liabilities and to organize these into a clear, accurate presentation. Thus, the decision on whether to hire a forensic... by Damian Turco | Apr 25, 2019 | Divorce
You file a petition for divorce and work through the divorce process. Then, after the judge issues the judgement, you seek to appeal an aspect of your divorce. You realize that an appeal of a divorce judgment does not stop the required ninety day period. It also does... by Damian Turco | Feb 7, 2019 | Divorce, Equitable Distribution, Separation
Imagine: Five years ago, you married your spouse in Massachusetts. During this time, you had two children, shared a marital home, had a business together, and shared countless other assets. You have decided on filing for divorce, but things have gotten a bit... by Damian Turco | Jan 23, 2019 | Custody, Divorce
In Massachusetts, when a parent separates their partner, they may not agree about how they will handle the various circumstances that arise when raising their child. Because of this, either party (or both) parties may ask a Massachusetts judge to write an order asking...