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A conviction for a first offense operating under the influence (OUI) in Massachusetts will not permanently destroy your commercial driver’s license (CDL). However, it triggers a mandatory one-year disqualification. You cannot obtain a hardship license to drive a...
When a spouse hides money or property, the fairness of your divorce starts to unravel. Concealed assets distort what you are entitled to and can turn a straightforward process into a drawn-out financial fight. Courts treat this kind of deception seriously, and you...
When parents with minor children divorce in Massachusetts, the court will require them to draft a parenting plan proposal. In this legal agreement, the parents will outline each of their schedules and shared parental duties for their children, with a goal of providing...
Independence is often the most exciting part of college, yet it also brings new responsibilities to manage. One mistake, such as driving after drinking, can quickly put that freedom at risk. In Massachusetts, operating under the influence (OUI) is a serious offense...
In Massachusetts, even a minor drug offense can come with serious penalties. The consequences can vary based on the substance and your criminal history. It is important to understand the specific charges so you can begin building a defense to the allegations. What...
Choosing to file for a separation or divorce with your partner does not eliminate your duties as parents to your children. Child support is a type of financial protection that guarantees stable support from one or both parents contributing to their child’s upbringing....
You come to Boston for a weekend. It could be for a work trip or a game at Fenway. But what starts as a simple visit can quickly take a serious turn. Now, you’re facing an OUI (operating under the influence) charge. You go back home thinking you can handle it from...
Imagine being at home one night when you get a phone call from your child who is away at college. They tell you they're in trouble and have been arrested. Your heart races as you listen, thinking, "This can't be right. There must be some mistake." In some cases, that...
When a marriage ends in Massachusetts, the court may award alimony to one spouse to help maintain a standard of living similar to what they had during the marriage. The court doesn’t automatically grant alimony, though. Several factors influence the decision on how...
Massachusetts General Laws Chapter 266, Section 30 discusses the crime of larceny by false pretenses. This is a criminal action that occurs when a person relies on fraudulent statements or dishonesty to take possession of another person’s property. Larceny by false...