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By Attorney Rachel K. Dan-Harry As many of us know, the ebola virus has killed more than six thousand and sickened more than sixteen thousand people in the West African nations of Liberia, Guinea, and Sierra Leone. Despite this huge number of casualties and interventions...

“Prenuptial agreement” is probably the last phrase you want to hear your future spouse utter However, pre-nuptial agreements can be in the interest of both parties entering into marriage. A pre-nuptial agreement is one way of having the division of assets addressed in advance of...

Rights to the Engagement Ring When the Wedding is Called Off In Massachusetts an Engagement Ring is usually considered a conditional gift. What’s a conditional gift you ask? A conditional gift is a gift that is dependent on something happening. In this circumstance the engagement...

In the family law courts there is a tendency of parties, attorneys, and even judges to award physical custody of multiple children as an all or nothing situation. That is, if there are two kids in a family the award of physical custody will likely...

Because Nobody Gets Out Alive The importance of health care proxies “Everybody has got to die, but I always believed an exception would be made in my case.” –William Saroyan, 1983 Funny how many, if not most, of us walk around with that same notion...