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When considering divorce in Massachusetts, there are many serious questions involving the children, property, debts and spousal support and it is wise to consult with an attorney who understands the implications. Cynthia M. Sullivan is a graduate of Boston College Law School and Wellesley College. She is licensed to practice before the state and federal courts in both Massachuetts and New Hampshire.

Cynthia Sullivan is a North Shore divorce attorney dedicated primarily to the practice of Family Law. Whether it is divorce, child custody & support or an estate related family dispute, she has the experience, integrity, compassion and knowledge to effectively advocate for her clients. If you want to keep your sanity through the tough days ahead, it is important to retain an attorney who emphasizes divorce mediation or collaborative divorce over litigation.

Unbelievably, the pandemic has now been with us for almost a year. During this time, the Massachusetts Court system has adapted in order to remain responsive while providing safety to both the public and employees.
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Estate disputes among family members, such as conflicts about the validity of a will, power of attorney or medical proxy.
Attorney Sullivan is also available for court appointment in various neutral capacities such as guardian ad litem, both family law and estate matters, discovery master, child's attorney, conciliator and commissioner to sell real estate.
Legal custody is the power to make important decisions for a child relating to religion, medical, educational, or extra curricular matters.
With a joint legal custody agreement, the parents will make these decisions together.
Whether a relative has questioned your authority as personal representative (will), attorney in fact (power of attorney) or medical proxy, or you have concerns about the validity about a family member's estate planning documents, Cynthia can assist you in evaluating the nature and find an appropriate resolution to the dispute.
Massachusetts has an Equal Rights Amendment so the law is gender neutral in the sense that requires the courts treat people equally without bias based on gender.
This means that men, as well as w omen, can be eligible to receive alimony.
In his book The Truth about Children and Divorce, psychologist and researcher Dr. Robert E. Emery discusses the key to children's resilience in coping with divorce.
His research shows that couples and families demonstrate that what parents do after divorce - how they parent, how they handle their emotions, how they relate to each other and work together - is the key to children's resilience and coping with divorce.
Unbelievably, the pandemic has now been with us for almost a year.
During this time, the Massachusetts Court system has adapted in order to remain responsive while providing safety to both the public and employees.
The Supreme Judicial Court today issued an order updating the status of operations at state courts and courthouses.
How will alimony be calculated in Massachusetts, now that for orders entered after 12/31/18 it is not deductible to the person paying?
There is no definite answer to that question, unfortunately.
Massachusetts statutory law provides that in most situations alimony will not exceed the lesser of 30-35% of the difference in the parties' incomes or the recipient's need.
However, when that law was adopted in 2012, the assumption was that alimony would continue to be taxed to the recipient and deducted by the payor, neither of which is true for new alimony judgments entered after 12/31/18.
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