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Court-Mandated Parenting Classes

The Divorce Center offers four classes a month of a Parent Education Program required by the state of Massachusetts for any parent getting a divorce who has children under 18.
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Public Education

Throughout the year, The Divorce Center offers workshops and seminars focused on all the numerous legal, financial and psychological aspects of divorce.
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Professional Development

The Divorce Center provides professionals events during the year at which expert speakers address timely divorce-related issues.
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Guide to Professionals

A network of professional services to help you through your divorce, our comprehensive list will help you find the assistance you need.
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May 11, 2020 6:30 PM
Parents Apart Online Classes

The Divorce Center (Internet), Newton

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Parents Apart Online Classes

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Recent Blog Posts

What is Child Support Really All About?
What is Child Support Really All About?

| By Dr. Lynne C. Halem, Director of The Centre for Mediation and Dispute Resolution, Wellesley, MA | February 2, 2020

In concept, child support payments are intended to cover each child's basic need for shelter, food, clothing, health care, and the like in keeping with the family's standard of living.

What is Collaborative Divorce?
What is Collaborative Divorce?

| By Anthony Adamopoulos, Esq. | November 24, 2019

In Collaborative Divorce, you, your spouse, your lawyers and other Collaborative Team members make up the Collaborative Team. The Team has one goal, the efficient, collaborative resolution of all issues without trial, arbitration or the threat of either.

Social Security Claiming Strategies for Divorced Retirees
Social Security Claiming Strategies for Divorced Retirees

| By Abe Ringer, CFP®, CDFA® | November 1, 2019

The rules concerning Social Security claiming strategies are abundantly complex, especially if you're divorced. However, it's important to do your own research before you file for benefits.