The Divorce Process
The following information provides answers to some frequently asked questions about divorce cases in Massachusetts: Please note: This information is not intended to take the place of an attorney. It is intended to be used together with the advice provided to you by the attorneys in our office. More>>

Sky Radio Network
Listen to an interview with Attorney Joyce Perocchi on Sky Radio Network (December 2005)

What Will Be, Family Advocate, Vol. 22, No. 4
You are nearing the end of an unpleasant divorce.  The protracted process has left a bitter taste in your mouth and one question uppermost in your mind: "How do I prevent my ex from getting one penny more than I am required to give by law?"  Put another way: "How can I prevent that beast from benefiting when I die?" More>>

A Careful Guide Through the Thicket of Future Inheritances..., Butterworth, Vol. 3 No. 1
Prior to the recent case of Davidson v. Davidson, there was little or no consistency in the manner in which courts dealt with efforts to depose or involve the parents of one of the spouses in an ongoing divorce action. More>>

Letting Down Their Guard: What Guardians Ad Litem Should Know About Domestic Violence in Child Custody Disputes, Boston College Third World Law Journal, Spring, 2004
By:  Cynthia Grover Hastings
Children who are exposed to adult domestic violence frequently suffer long-term negative consequences as a result. Consequently, courts and legislatures have begun to consider the perpetration of domestic abuse as an important factor in private child custody disputes. More>>