Divorcing a narcissist is very different from divorcing an ordinary spouse. Narcissists do not compromise, do not accept blame, and often view the divorce as a contest they must “win.” That mind set can turn even a straightforward divorce into a prolonged, expensive,...
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What Happens in Massachusetts to Life Insurance Policies and Payable-on-Death Assets That Aren’t Changed After a Divorce?
Married couples often own financial assets that automatically transfer to the other spouse when one of them dies. These commonly include: Life insurance policies naming the spouse as beneficiary Joint bank or investment accounts with a right of survivorship Retirement...
Understanding Parental Alienation and How It’s Treated in Massachusetts
What Is Parental Alienation? Parental alienation occurs when one parent intentionally or unintentionally undermines or damages a child’s relationship with the other parent. It often happens during or after a divorce or custody dispute, when emotions are high and...
