NORWOOD, MA, June 20, 2013 /24-7PressRelease/ -- Starting next week, leading family law attorneys from the Massachusetts Family Law Group will conduct a series of two-hour seminars teaching men and women how to properly plan and prepare for the "harsh reality of divorce."
Each seminar will give participants a roadmap of the divorce process and focus on the most crucial issues in a typical divorce case - child support and alimony, custody and parenting plans, property division and allocation of debt. With 20 attorneys and well over 100 years of combined legal experience, this "brain trust of Massachusetts divorce" serves as a knowledgeable source of guidance for participants.
"June and July are busy months for new divorces. Since children struggle with facing their friends and getting used to the new routines going between different houses, many parents separate once summer vacation begins - then add the school changes a few months later," said Irwin M. Pollack, Founder of the firm. The goal of the seminars is to show people how to avoid the most common mistakes, survive the process and end up in the best shape possible.
Managing Attorney David L. Callahan insists, "We aren't soliciting legal work; our sole purpose is educating men and women on how to be prepared in the event of a future divorce." Pollack and Callahan will present six seminars - at several different locations and times - to allow those who are interested more flexibility in attendance.
The seminars will be held in Wakefield on June 26th from 10am-12noon at the Sheraton Wakefield; in Dedham on June 27th from 10am-12noon at the Dedham Hilton; in Boston at the Copley Marriott on June 27th from 6:30-8:30pm; in Natick at the Crowne Plaza on Route 9 on June 28th from 10am-12noon; in Springfield at the Marriott and in Plymouth at the Hilton Gardens on Saturday, June 29th from 10am-12noon.
Both attorneys emphasize how proper divorce planning increases the likelihood of a successful outcome. "We also plan on seeing some attendees who are savvy enough to protect themselves 'just in case' a future divorce was to occur," Pollack says.
Attendance for the seminar is free, pre-registration is not required, and each participant will receive a free workbook.
For more information about Divorce Seminar 2013, please call the seminar info-line at (800) 910-DIVORCE, or get details online at http://www.DivorceSeminar2013.com
Massachusetts Family Law Group is a partner that men and women can count on during their difficult times of divorce and post-divorce.
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