Attorney Eric Schutzbank Named 2024 Super Lawyer
We are pleased to announce that Eric Schutzbank has been selected to the 2024 Massachusetts Super Lawyer list.
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We are pleased to announce that Eric Schutzbank has been selected to the 2024 Massachusetts Super Lawyer list.
An increasing number of couples are choosing to mediate their divorce rather than have divorce lawyers duke things out in court. This entails meeting in sessions with a trained divorce mediator — often a family law attorney who has been certified to do this —
In Massachusetts, co-parenting arrangements are typically outlined in a parenting plan, which is part of the final divorce decree. This plan specifies each parent’s responsibilities regarding their children’s living arrangements, education, healthcare, and other important aspects of daily life. Massachusetts law emphasizes the best interests
The impact of divorce when children are involved is emotionally wrenching enough for parents. But grandparents can be equally impacted, particularly if, say, a former son- or daughter-in-law blocks them from seeing their grandchildren. In such circumstances, can grandparents go to court to demand regular
In awarding alimony, a divorce court will usually set the amount at a level that enables both former spouses to live the same quality of life they lived during the marriage. But if a recent ruling from the highest court in Massachusetts serves as any
Understanding co-parenting laws in Massachusetts after a divorce or separation can be challenging, but with the right approach and understanding of Massachusetts laws, it can be managed effectively. As a family law attorney, Attorney Schutzbank is committed to helping parents navigate this complex terrain. In
Divorce is a life-altering event, particularly for homemakers who have dedicated decades to raising their children and managing the household. After 20+ years of marriage, the prospect of starting over can be overwhelming.
In Massachusetts, when a couple divorces, the court divides up “marital” property acquired during the marriage in a manner it deems most fair and equitable. Each spouse, however, gets to keep “separate” property — in other words, property the spouse owned before the marriage that
When a Massachusetts couple split up, they agreed to a child custody order for their two children under which the father had the kids from 4 p.m. Sunday until after school on Wednesdays, and the mother had them from after school on Wednesdays until after
When a child with disabilities reaches the age of majority, typically 18 years old, parents may need to consider pursuing guardianship to continue making important decisions on their child’s behalf. Guardianship grants legal authority to a guardian to make decisions related to healthcare and other
We are pleased to announce that Eric Schutzbank has been selected to the 2024 Massachusetts Super Lawyer list.
An increasing number of couples are choosing to mediate their divorce rather than have divorce lawyers duke things out in court. This entails meeting in sessions with a trained divorce mediator — often a family law attorney who has been certified to do this —
In Massachusetts, co-parenting arrangements are typically outlined in a parenting plan, which is part of the final divorce decree. This plan specifies each parent’s responsibilities regarding their children’s living arrangements, education, healthcare, and other important aspects of daily life. Massachusetts law emphasizes the best interests
The impact of divorce when children are involved is emotionally wrenching enough for parents. But grandparents can be equally impacted, particularly if, say, a former son- or daughter-in-law blocks them from seeing their grandchildren. In such circumstances, can grandparents go to court to demand regular
In awarding alimony, a divorce court will usually set the amount at a level that enables both former spouses to live the same quality of life they lived during the marriage. But if a recent ruling from the highest court in Massachusetts serves as any
Understanding co-parenting laws in Massachusetts after a divorce or separation can be challenging, but with the right approach and understanding of Massachusetts laws, it can be managed effectively. As a family law attorney, Attorney Schutzbank is committed to helping parents navigate this complex terrain. In
Divorce is a life-altering event, particularly for homemakers who have dedicated decades to raising their children and managing the household. After 20+ years of marriage, the prospect of starting over can be overwhelming.
In Massachusetts, when a couple divorces, the court divides up “marital” property acquired during the marriage in a manner it deems most fair and equitable. Each spouse, however, gets to keep “separate” property — in other words, property the spouse owned before the marriage that
When a Massachusetts couple split up, they agreed to a child custody order for their two children under which the father had the kids from 4 p.m. Sunday until after school on Wednesdays, and the mother had them from after school on Wednesdays until after
When a child with disabilities reaches the age of majority, typically 18 years old, parents may need to consider pursuing guardianship to continue making important decisions on their child’s behalf. Guardianship grants legal authority to a guardian to make decisions related to healthcare and other
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