Divorce is difficult enough when both parties agree that it is the right decision for them and fully comply with the legal process. However, there are situations where one spouse will refuse to comply with the divorce...
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Heather A. O’Connor of O’Connor Family Law in Massachusetts Raises the Bar In a world where divorce often feels like the only solution to a troubled marriage, one attorney is bravely flipping the script. Meet Heather...
O’Connor Family Law is pleased to announce our upcoming webinars designed to empower individuals facing the complexities of divorce. This free session will take place twice to allow maximum flexibility for participants....
Divorce is often accompanied by conflict, bitterness, and emotional pain. When your marriage ends, it’s easy to get caught up in all of the negative feelings and let them dictate the entire process. Those feelings can get...
Our firm is thrilled to share that Founding Attorney Heather O’Connor has been selected as a featured session speaker for this year’s Clio Cloud Conference. Heather will be sharing her story as a single mom who...
O’Connor Family Law and our team of Massachusetts family law lawyers is thrilled to announce that we will once again be supporting our friends at the South Shore Children’s Museum in their Hanover family fun...
Effective Documentation for Child Custody Cases The stakes of child custody cases are high, affecting not only the child’s future but also their parents’ lives. Parents want what is best for their children,...
O’Connor Family Law is thrilled to announce that our beloved Founding Attorney and CEO Heather O’Connor will be sharing her story and her path to changing lives at this year’s MetroWest Conference for Women....
O’Connor Family Law is proud to continue our commitment to uplifting and supporting domestic violence victims as a Patron Sponsor for Respond Inc.’s 50th Anniversary Golden Gala. The gala will be held on Thursday,...
The Massachusetts divorce process can be daunting and complex for all families regardless of the assets and accounts to be divided. But when spouses have extensive estates, with or without sizeable variation between either...