Are you ready for a refreshing change of pace? Do you want to work with a firm that values its team members and prioritizes work-life balance? If so, we would love to hear from you! We are a well-established law firm in Massachusetts, with offices in Needham, Boston, New Bedford, and Hingham. We are seeking
Peace of Mind – Mentally, Financially, and Legally: Empowering You to Take Care of Yourself March 27, 2025 4:00 PM – 7:00 PM The Fermentary – 200 Webster Street Hanover MA Peace of Mind – Mentally, Financially, and Legally: Empowering You to Take Care of Yourself Date: Thursday March 27, 2025 Time: 4:00-7:00pm Location: The Fermentary: 200 Webster
The impact that the COVID-19 (Novel Coronavirus) pandemic has had on our communities has been non-discriminatory and relentless. Like many businesses and government offices, the courts have had to adapt to a new way of doing things to ensure the safety of the public and court staff. With new safety protocols in place, courts are
While many offices are closed during this unfortunate and difficult time, Wilkinson & Finkbeiner, LLP will remain open as our attorneys and staff work remotely. We have extensive experience operating our law from various locations, and we have the technology to support that effort. Our attorneys are available by phone, email, and videoconference. Our phone
Probate & Family Court Releases Standing Order 2-20 to Deal with Coronavirus Standing Order 2-20 requires Probate & Family Courthouses to remain closed to the public except in very limited circumstances until at least April 6. Until May 1, most hearings currently scheduled will be automatically re-scheduled by the court, and no new hearing requests
This fall, W&F attorneys Meredith DeJesus Caradimos and David Wilkinson had the opportunity to speak to approximately 500 educators at the annual Special Education Summits put on by the wonderful education lawyers at Lyons & Rogers, LLC. Issues that involve both education law and family law are routinely prevalent throughout Massachusetts. For example, educators often
Top 15 initial consultation questions to ask a Massachusetts Divorce Lawyer Here are the top fifteen questions to ask a divorce attorney when you are interviewing. As we explained in our article about how to find a divorce attorney, you should always interview several divorce lawyers before choosing one. Once you locate several Massachusetts divorce lawyers to
Selecting the right divorce law firm may be one of the most important decisions you will make in your life, if you have the unfortunate circumstance of going through a divorce. This guide is intended to provide in-depth instructions for locating, interviewing, and ultimately hiring the right divorce lawyer for your case. There are thousands of
The topic of which party will receive the house is often a heated issue in divorce cases within the Commonwealth of Massachusetts. Many separating spouses tell the other spouse, “You’ll never get this house!” or “The Court will give me the house in the divorce and you’ll get nothing!” If you’ve said this to your
Which is better, alimony or property? Question: I am negotiating my divorce settlement in Massachusetts and have the option of receiving alimony for a fixed period of time (e.g. five years) at a fixed amount (e.g. $5,000 per month) or to receive a certain amount of cash in our division of property (e.g. $250,000). Which