Category: Child Custody

Child custody cases can be difficult for a child. Contact one of our Cambridge child custody lawyers to make the case go smoothly.

Protecting Your Rights: How Is Child Custody Decided?

Navigating the rocky shores of child custody law can be stressful, especially when emotions run high. For many, it’s uncharted territory fraught with concerns and questions. Yet, understanding the intricate mechanisms of how child custody is determined is instrumental in protecting your parental rights. Wright Family Law Group is here to illuminate the critical phases […]

When Do Divorced Parents Need the Court’s Permission to Relocate? 

Divorce already stands as an emotional storm for any family, but children often feel the effects of these changes even more intensely. When one parent wishes to relocate after a divorce, it can add further challenges and potential conflicts. Understanding the intersection of parental rights, child custody laws, and the court’s interpretation of the ‘best […]

Navigating Custody Cases as a Parent with a Sex Work Background

Parenthood can be a rewarding journey, but for those who have engaged in sex work or are considering it, there are important considerations to make regarding potential custody cases. Despite the growing acceptance and decriminalization of certain forms of sex work, such as internet-based platforms like OnlyFans, engaging in such activities may be scrutinized by […]

Different Parenting Plans for Divorced Families

When it comes to devising a parenting plan after divorce, the primary consideration should always be the best interests of the children involved. Child development, cultural factors, and the restructuring of life after divorce all play essential roles in formulating an effective parenting plan. In this article, we will explore some common parenting plans, such […]

Child Custody and Substance Abuse: Navigating Sensitive Legal Challenges in Massachusetts Divorce Cases

Child custody cases involving minor children are often highly sensitive matters in divorce cases in Massachusetts. When determining primary custody, the family law courts carefully assess various factors. In such cases, allegations of substance abuse made by one parent against the other can significantly impact custody and visitation decisions, provided there is sufficient evidence to […]

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