Changes Afoot for Massachusetts Child Support Guidelines Effective October 4, 2021
Did you know that written laws requiring parental support date back to over 2,000 years before the birth of Christ? ...
Divorce—Who Gets What? It’s Complicated
Division of Assets is Divided Fairly but not Necessarily Equally. Property Division in Massachusetts Divorce Cases How is ...
COVID-19’s Impact on the Massachusetts Probate and Family Courts and Improvising the Practice of Family Law in a Pandemic
Imagine that traffic light in the center of an intersection being the only traffic control where several heavily traveled roads ...
Zooming Over Geographic Boundaries: How Teleconferencing Has Given Family Law Clients More Choices for Legal Representation
The offices of DiPiano Family Law Group P.C. are located in Salem, Essex County, Massachusetts, just 22 miles from Boston ...
The Importance of Filing Modification Actions Early in Massachusetts Family Law Cases
The current news cycle is teeming with ominous reports of potential long-lasting negative economic impact from the continuing Covid-19 pandemic. ...
Representing Clients as Law Offices Reopen in the Wake of Covid-19
Much has changed in business during the past two months. As Massachusetts slowly reopens its economy many questions remain as ...
How to Prepare for a Digital Legal Consultation with DiPiano Family Law Group P.C.
As Massachusetts begins reopening following the COVID-19 pandemic shutdown, DiPiano Family Law Group P.C. has created new guidelines for preparing ...
Looking to Modify a Divorce Judgment? Here’s What Constitutes a Change in Circumstance
Looking to Modify a Divorce Judgment? Here’s What Constitutes a Change in Circumstance Life happens. Sometimes, an old divorce judgment ...
Massachusetts Alimony Snow Alert!
In the recent case of Snow v. Snow, SJC-12102 (2017), the Massachusetts Supreme Judicial Court determined that in the circumstances ...
