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Living Apart as Grounds for Divorce in Massachusetts

Living Apart as Grounds for Divorce in Massachusetts

Living Apart as Grounds for Divorce in Massachusetts Divorce is rarely as pleasant a procedure as the marriage that preceded it, although for at least one, and probably both spouses, it may come as a relief, allowing the two people to move on in life. Marriage is an...

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Probate during COVID-19 pandemic in Massachusetts

Probate during COVID-19 pandemic in Massachusetts

Probate is the legal process that a deceased person's estate must go through to pass the decedent's probatable assets on to their descendants or, preferably, their named beneficiaries. Probate can be time-consuming and expensive and can significantly delay...

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Counsel Through Covid-19

Counsel Through Covid-19

Businesses can sign up for legal Counsel Through Covid-19. 30 Min Free legal consultation. Don't miss this opportunity to get expert legal advice during this difficult time from attorneys Rich Mucci, Steve Cagnetta,  & Nina Parker #legaladvice #localfirst SIGN...

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Social Media and Divorce Custody Cases

Social Media and Divorce Custody Cases

Rules of Evidence determine what type of documents and testimony are allowed by the court as evidence during a trial. Generally, these rules are fairly relaxed in family law proceedings—meaning that the parties are generally allowed to offer any relevant evidence....

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Privacy Rights in the Workplace in Massachusetts

Privacy Rights in the Workplace in Massachusetts

Fundamentally, employees forfeit certain privacy rights in exchange for the opportunity to be employed and to earn pay. Though some think that this arrangement is unconstitutional, there is very little support for this belief in the Constitution itself.  The reality...

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