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Divorce
A. The short answer is no. Because of the conflict of interest between divorcing spouses (even those that maintain a cordial relationship), a lawyer cannot represent both parties. If you are asking this question, you may want to consider Divorce Mediation. If you and your spouse have already reached agreement on all aspects of your divorce, we recommend that one party retain an attorney to draft the separation agreement and other documents, and that the other spouse at his or her option can retain an attorney simply to review the agreement.

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Mark P Greene & Associates

Divorce
A. The short answer is no. Because of the conflict of interest between divorcing spouses (even those that maintain a cordial relationship), a lawyer cannot represent both parties. If you are asking this question, you may want to consider Divorce Mediation. If you and your spouse have already reached agreement on all aspects of your divorce, we recommend that one party retain an attorney to draft the separation agreement and other documents, and that the other spouse at his or her option can retain an attorney simply to review the agreement.
Child Support
A. If you have lived in Massachusetts for one year prior to filing for divorce, generally speaking you are eligible to get a Massachusetts divorce. However, if your spouse does not live in Massachusetts at the time you file for divorce, you should consult a lawyer to discuss under what circumstances a Massachusetts court will order alimony, child support or property division against a non-resident spouse. If you were married in Massachusetts but neither you nor your spouse currently lives here, it is unlikely that you can file for divorce in Massachusetts. You should consult a lawyer for advice on your specific situation.
Child Custody and Visitation
How much do you know about family law in Massachusetts? You may have some familiarity with divorce, spousal support and child custody issues from watching family or friends go through divorces or from tidbits you’re gleaned from the Internet. If you’re like most people, however, what you think you know may be wrong.
Adoption
Family and couples counseling is available to address areas such as financial disagreements, issues around children, pre-marital counseling, estate conflicts and adoption and guardianship issues.
Guardianship
A. The executor is right to be unwilling to give you the money outright. Unless you are the legal guardian of your daughter – which you are not if the probate court has not appointed you as such – you have no right to receive funds belonging to your daughter. Formal guardianship is a relatively cumbersome and expensive procedure, however, and should be avoided in this situation if possible. Ask the executor to distribute the funds to you as custodian for your daughter under the Uniform Transfers to Minors Act. So long as such distribution is not forbidden by or inconsistent with the terms of the will, it is authorized by statute and fully protects the executor.
Spousal Support
A. The answer to this question depends completely upon the level of conflict between yourself and your spouse. Our firm charges by the hour at $250.00 to $300.00 per hour, and the more of a lawyer’s time you use, the more the divorce will cost. In the circumstance where the parties have already agreed on the major issues of child custody, child support, alimony and property division, and a lawyer is needed mainly to draft the separation agreement, your total bill will likely be approximately $2000. The vast majority of divorce cases in our experience settle short of a trial, and will cost a party from $5000 to $7500 in attorney fees. Cases which are highly contested and hotly litigated, cases which involve substantial and complex assets and any case which goes to trial are all likely to result in attorney fees to each party of over $15,000. Please keep in mind that no attorney can guarantee what the legal fees in a given case will be.

Business and Corporate Law

Business Disputes

Employment Contract
Non-compete Agreement
Severance Agreement

Construction Litigation
Our broad base of experience with builders, developers, lending institutions and property owners has proven invaluable. Whether assisting a new home purchaser, homeowners or small businesses with modest projects or working with building professionals on substantial projects, our clients are confident that the numerous details associated with these transactions have been attended to

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Trusts and Estates

Estate Planning
Most people understand the necessity of having a will. Even if you’re young and just starting out, you have some assets, so it’s important to have a will. As you acquire more assets or start a family, the importance of having a will grows. We recommend basic estate planning for everyone, but there are many misconceptions about how wills and other estate planning documents work. Don’t let unfamiliarity stop you from properly planning your estate. Here are some frequently asked questions, and their answers, to better acquaint you with the estate planning process.
Wills
The basic difference is that a last will is used to dispose of assets after death. A living will can be used to provide health care instructions in advance, such as whether or not life support is desired.
Trusts
Power of Attorney
Probate

Tax Law
CPA John Topham co-hosted the radio show. We discussed the various business entities ( IE Partnership, LLC, LLP, S Corp, C Corp etc. ) and the liability and tax issues of each. So if you have a business or are considering staring up a business this show is for you ! https://soundcloud.com/sowhataboutthatlaw/so-what-about-that-law-august-28-2016
Debt Collection
No, you most certainly are not. While such documents aid in collections-in the case of a promissory note, the defenses that the debtor can raise are very limited (did the debtor sign it or not? did the debtor pay it or not?); in the case of a personal guaranty, the assets of the guarantor are available for satisfaction of the debt in addition to the assets of the primary debtor; and in the case of a judgment, it is just one more paper that says that the money is owed-none of those documents constitute security as that word is understood by attorneys. Security, for purposes of debt collection and, most importantly, insolvency proceedings, is an affirmatively granted, publicly recorded equity interest in certain specified property of the debtor. It is most often effectuated through the mortgage, a security agreement or UCC financing statements and must be properly executed and recorded to be legally binding. While it is not necessary that you be assisted by an attorney to obtain and perfect a security interest, it is advisable at least at first, that you do so. Failure to complete and record the required documentation in accordance with the law will negate any security interest you may believe yourself to hold.

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