DiPiano Family Law Group P.C. HERE'S WHAT OUR CLIENTS SAY Compassionate John is highly knowledgeable. He is also very compassionate to client's issues and circumstances. Perhaps his biggest strength is his keen transparency on potential strategies to achieve desired legal outcomes and cost-effective and efficient tactics to effectuate them. DiPiano Family Law Group P.C. HERE'S WHAT OUR CLIENTS SAY John was on my side the entire time.
John's guidance and knowledge through the process were invaluable. He got a frivolous restraining order waived on three days' notice. He met with my children and made them feel comfortable. He took his time to understand the situation. His guidance and counsel were exceptional. But most importantly. I felt confident throughout the entire process knowing John was on my side.
John did an excellent job navigating through the divorce process. He remained focused on what mattered most. He was reliable, efficient, and knowledgeable. John provided legal advice and guidance during a difficult situation.
John's guidance and knowledge through the process were invaluable. He got a frivolous restraining order waived on three days' notice. He met with my children and made them feel comfortable. He took his time to understand the situation. His guidance and counsel were exceptional. But most importantly. I felt confident throughout the entire process knowing John was on my side.
John did an excellent job navigating through the divorce process. He remained focused on what mattered most. He was reliable, efficient, and knowledgeable. John provided legal advice and guidance during a difficult situation.
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Attorney John G. DiPiano is a compassionate advocate for his clients.
He is also a skilled and successful litigator who doesn't hesitate to take his client's matters to court.
John is a North Shore native.
After a number of years as a Senior Associate at well-regarded Lane, Altman & Owens, LLP in the financial district of Boston, he left to establish DiPiano Family Law Group P.C.
Eventually, John decided to relocate his practice outside of the city, to the North Shore, in Salem, Massachusetts, largely because he believes that Boston-based firms with higher expenses cost clients more money without delivering added value in the quality of legal representation.
He is also a skilled and successful litigator who doesn't hesitate to take his client's matters to court.
John is a North Shore native.
After a number of years as a Senior Associate at well-regarded Lane, Altman & Owens, LLP in the financial district of Boston, he left to establish DiPiano Family Law Group P.C.
Eventually, John decided to relocate his practice outside of the city, to the North Shore, in Salem, Massachusetts, largely because he believes that Boston-based firms with higher expenses cost clients more money without delivering added value in the quality of legal representation.
While it is always best to minimize conflict and keep couples out of court sometimes the issues can only be resolved through the family courts.
Divorce litigation is when couples cannot agree on a fair settlement and going to family court is the only option.
The scale of the disagreements is a determining factor in whether or not going you'll likely end up in court.
Mediation is the most frequent method of negotiating a divorce settlement.
Mediation is when you and your spouse, along with your respective lawyers and sometimes a neutral third party, are called to take part in the negotiations.
Divorce litigation is when couples cannot agree on a fair settlement and going to family court is the only option.
The scale of the disagreements is a determining factor in whether or not going you'll likely end up in court.
Mediation is the most frequent method of negotiating a divorce settlement.
Mediation is when you and your spouse, along with your respective lawyers and sometimes a neutral third party, are called to take part in the negotiations.
More than 23 million children live in a single parent household.
If you are going through a divorce and have children younger than 18, child custody can be a contentious issue.
We recognize this is a difficult and emotional time for separating parents.
There are various custody arrangements from sole or legal custody, joint custody and decisions regarding parental and grandparents visitation rights.
Joint custody is when parents share the decision-making jointly.
Legal custody is when one parent is responsible for making decisions about important things in the children's lives-like where they go to school, what religious instruction they will receive, whether they need academic tutoring, or psychological counseling.
If you are going through a divorce and have children younger than 18, child custody can be a contentious issue.
We recognize this is a difficult and emotional time for separating parents.
There are various custody arrangements from sole or legal custody, joint custody and decisions regarding parental and grandparents visitation rights.
Joint custody is when parents share the decision-making jointly.
Legal custody is when one parent is responsible for making decisions about important things in the children's lives-like where they go to school, what religious instruction they will receive, whether they need academic tutoring, or psychological counseling.
Many attorney's ask clients to prepare a packet full of files for their first consultation, including tax returns, financial statements, information on marital property, and more.
That is not our approach.
An initial consultation with our firm is an opportunity for us to get to know each other and to define the issues most important to you.
We listen to you to understand your concerns.
We provide the information and education you need to protect yourself and your loved ones, so you know what expect from the Massachusetts divorce process.
That is not our approach.
An initial consultation with our firm is an opportunity for us to get to know each other and to define the issues most important to you.
We listen to you to understand your concerns.
We provide the information and education you need to protect yourself and your loved ones, so you know what expect from the Massachusetts divorce process.
The below information does not constitute legal advice but is offered for informational purposes only.
If you want to receive legal advice you should retain a lawyer.
You may file for a divorce in Massachusetts if you lived with your spouse in the Commonwealth.
When the cause of the divorce did not arise in Massachusetts, and/or if you have never lived with your spouse in Massachusetts, you may file for a divorce in Massachusetts if you have resided here for at least one year prior to the filing of divorce.
If you want to receive legal advice you should retain a lawyer.
You may file for a divorce in Massachusetts if you lived with your spouse in the Commonwealth.
When the cause of the divorce did not arise in Massachusetts, and/or if you have never lived with your spouse in Massachusetts, you may file for a divorce in Massachusetts if you have resided here for at least one year prior to the filing of divorce.
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