Divorce & Family Law Blog

Kristen and I were lucky enough to spend the weekend in Provincetown.  The Land’s End Inn is our favorite place to stay for many reasons — but chief among them is its...

I was recently thinking about a friend of mine from out of state who went through a pretty miserable breakup.  She and her former beau had lived together for several...

It’s summer, and, of course, we should all be outside. But just in case you want to beat the heat by spending a blissful afternoon bingewatching Netflix, consider Grace and Frankie. The show...

Today we celebrate that on July 4, 1776, the thirteen colonies claimed their independence from England, eventually leading to the formation of the United States. Remembering to celebrate your independence...

It could be considered a somewhat surprising scene.  So many lawyers, and yet the morning started with a meditation, not a gavel. Agenda items ranged from a discussion on the...

We have written before about how to help children (and parents!) cope with divorce during the “holiday holidays.”  Although they don’t often trigger all the same complexities related to tradition and loss, Father’s Day...

Most people going through a divorce want to minimizing unwelcome financial consequences.  Entrepreneurs and business owners, however, face the additional potential of a significant negative impact to their business —...

One way I know that it’s officially Spring is that I’m driving my Freed Marcroft colleagues crazy with my allergies. One ultimately said I could just keep her Carmex, and...

One of the questions we are often asked at Freed Marcroft is whether there is an advantage to filing for divorce before your spouse. Given that this is such a common concern,...

We talked to former clients about their top tips on how to take care of yourself during a divorce. Their excellent advice inspired us to do a series of blog posts expanding...