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The new NFA regulation is over 200 pages long with all the published comments. Here are the three most important things you should know about the new regulation that goes into effect July 13, [...]

Making or purchasing NFA firearms has certain signature requirements under current law, unless you are using an NFA Trust. There are two ways to make or purchase NFA items: you can do it as an [...]

Are stun guns legal in Massachusetts? Will they ever be? What does the U.S. Supreme Court say about Caetano v. Massachusetts, 577 U.S. __ (2016)? Justice Alito argued that the MA decision [...]

Confused about the new NFA Trust Regulations (41F) that will go into effect on July 13, 2106? You need to know the deadline for which to file your NFA Trust and application to fall under current [...]

originally posted in Law Technology Today by Julie Tolek on February 23, 2015 This probably will not come as a shock to anyone, but technology seems to be an underutilized tool in the legal [...]

What is limited assistance representation? Limited assistance representation essentially allows the client to pay only for the services he actually needs, or doesn't want to do himself. This [...]

A Separation Agreement addresses the issues of child custody and child support, alimony, what happens to the family home, how taxes will be paid, what happens to debt, other asset division, [...]

Every divorce needs to state a legal reason for the divorce. When you file for divorce, you must choose the legal reason, referred to as “grounds,” for why you want to get divorced.

I’m often asked “why mediation?” This question can be phrased in different ways: why do you practice mediation? Why would mediation work for me? Why is mediation different than litigation? [...]