For many people going through a divorce, keeping the marital home is an important goal. The home may provide stability for children, allow them to remain in the same school and community, and avoid another major change during an already difficult time. It may also
Child custody disputes can become particularly difficult when one parent believes the other parent is incapable of safely or responsibly caring for their child. Parents often use the term “unfit” to describe these concerns, but under Massachusetts law, parental fitness involves much more than disagreements
I recently had the pleasure of joining John Marroni on his Divorce Resource Spotlight series to discuss several of the legal, financial, and parenting issues families face during divorce. Divorce is an emotional process, but important decisions involving children, finances, support, retirement assets, and the
If you are considering divorce or are already involved in a Massachusetts divorce case, the experienced family law form Berid & Schutzbank, LLC can help you understand your rights, evaluate your options, and develop a strategy designed to protect your financial future.
Can I Read My Child’s Text Messages? As children spend more time communicating through smartphones, text messages, and social media, many parents find themselves asking the same question: Can I read my child’s text messages? For some families, the answer seems obvious. Parents want to
What Same-Sex Couples Need to Know About Divorce Massachusetts has long been recognized as a leader in marriage equality. Following the landmark Goodridge v. Department of Public Health decision, Massachusetts became the first state in the nation to permit same-sex couples to marry. The Massachusetts
In Massachusetts, child support orders are intended to reflect the current needs of the child and the financial circumstances of both parents.
The Massachusetts Probate & Family Court is continuing its transition toward a more technology-driven court system with the implementation of Standing Order 1-26, which takes effect June 1, 2026. The new standing order establishes a statewide framework governing when hearings may occur remotely, in person,
Retirement accounts and pension benefits are often among the most valuable assets involved in a divorce. A recent New Hampshire Supreme Court decision may significantly change how courts approach pension division in divorce proceedings, particularly when part of the pension was earned before the marriage
Berid & Schutzbank is pleased to announce that Attorney Eric Schutzbank has been named to the 2026 Massachusetts Super Lawyers list—an honor reserved for no more than five percent of attorneys across the Commonwealth. With more than twenty-five years of experience practicing law in Massachusetts
For many people going through a divorce, keeping the marital home is an important goal. The home may provide stability for children, allow them to remain in the same school and community, and avoid another major change during an already difficult time. It may also
Child custody disputes can become particularly difficult when one parent believes the other parent is incapable of safely or responsibly caring for their child. Parents often use the term “unfit” to describe these concerns, but under Massachusetts law, parental fitness involves much more than disagreements
I recently had the pleasure of joining John Marroni on his Divorce Resource Spotlight series to discuss several of the legal, financial, and parenting issues families face during divorce. Divorce is an emotional process, but important decisions involving children, finances, support, retirement assets, and the
If you are considering divorce or are already involved in a Massachusetts divorce case, the experienced family law form Berid & Schutzbank, LLC can help you understand your rights, evaluate your options, and develop a strategy designed to protect your financial future.
Can I Read My Child’s Text Messages? As children spend more time communicating through smartphones, text messages, and social media, many parents find themselves asking the same question: Can I read my child’s text messages? For some families, the answer seems obvious. Parents want to
What Same-Sex Couples Need to Know About Divorce Massachusetts has long been recognized as a leader in marriage equality. Following the landmark Goodridge v. Department of Public Health decision, Massachusetts became the first state in the nation to permit same-sex couples to marry. The Massachusetts
In Massachusetts, child support orders are intended to reflect the current needs of the child and the financial circumstances of both parents.
The Massachusetts Probate & Family Court is continuing its transition toward a more technology-driven court system with the implementation of Standing Order 1-26, which takes effect June 1, 2026. The new standing order establishes a statewide framework governing when hearings may occur remotely, in person,
Retirement accounts and pension benefits are often among the most valuable assets involved in a divorce. A recent New Hampshire Supreme Court decision may significantly change how courts approach pension division in divorce proceedings, particularly when part of the pension was earned before the marriage
Berid & Schutzbank is pleased to announce that Attorney Eric Schutzbank has been named to the 2026 Massachusetts Super Lawyers list—an honor reserved for no more than five percent of attorneys across the Commonwealth. With more than twenty-five years of experience practicing law in Massachusetts
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