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Paternity Laws in Massachusetts

February 17, 2015 · by · in Divorce Attorney MA, Essex County Paternity, family law attorney ma, Law Office of Philip J. Byers, Middlesex County Paternity, paternity cases in MA, Probate Court of MA · Leave a comment

Are you familiar with the paternity laws in Massachusetts.  I invite you to look at my website for more information or call me for an initial consultation to discuss your unique situation.

Child Support in Massachusetts

February 16, 2015 · by · in child custody, Child Support, family law attorney ma, Joint Custody, Law Office of Philip J. Byers, paternity cases in MA, Probate Court of MA, Sole Custody · Leave a comment

Are you familiar with child support laws in Massachusetts?  I invite you to look at my website for information or call me to schedule a consultation to review the specifics of your unique situation.

HOLIDAYS AND PARENTING PLANS

December 8, 2014 · by · in Andover, Cambridge MA, child custody, Child Support, Divorce Attorney MA, Essex County, family law attorney ma, MA Divorce Attorney, MA Family Law Attorney, Middlesex County, Probate Court of MA · Leave a comment

Being in the Essex and Middlesex Probate Courts last week and seeing the lines going out the door reminded me that sharing time with your children during the holidays is easier said than done. The probation departments are overflowing with distressed moms and dads, either armed with lawyers or not, waiting to meet with the […]

Paternity Cases in Massachusetts

August 1, 2013 · by · in Andover MA, Cambridge MA, Child Support, custody, Essex County, Family Law, Family Law Attorney, Joint Custody, Middlesex County, Parenting Plans, Parenting Time, paternity, Probate, Salem MA, Sole Custody, Worcester MA · Leave a comment

There has been a proliferation of paternity cases in the probate court. These cases arise when the parties are not married but have a child together. When I first started practicing law in the 1970’s, paternity meant blood tests and criminal non-support complaints issued by the district court. In today’s world where paternity filings exceed […]