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Experienced Family Law Attorneys
Since its founding in 1913, our family law firm located in Salem, Massachusetts, has carried out a tradition of excellence in personalized legal services. We represent individuals facing all types of family law matters, particularly divorce and child custody. Attorney John Tangusso is a skilled negotiator and litigator with experience handling complex, high-stakes cases.
Child Custody
Child custody cases are emotionally charged and complex. We handle each case with compassion and the commitment to protect your rights.
Postnuptial Agreements
There are many situations where couples would be well served by a prenuptial agreement and it could be for a variety of reasons.
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Family law cases impact many important areas of life, from your children to your finances to your day-to-day lifestyle.
Because family law cases involve such fundamental matters as your family and your future, it is important to choose a lawyer you can trust. We are dedicated to helping clients navigate the complex considerations accompanying divorce, property division, child custody and support and other legal matters. As a full-service family law firm, we devote our practice exclusively to these and related areas of law. Attorney John Tangusso has nearly 30 years of experience to develop feasible courses of action for meeting clients’ needs.
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Trusted Family Law Advisor
Our law firm has served the needs of family law clients throughout Massachusetts for more than 100 years. Founded in 1913 by attorney Sebastian Tangusso, the firm is now in its third generation. We share a commitment to continuing the firm’s legacy in providing personal and compassionate legal services.
We understand that just as no two families are alike, so too each case is unique. Our attorneys work one-on-one with clients to develop carefully tailored strategies designed to accomplish each client’s objectives.
I appreciate all your help. My divorce would not have gone nearly as smoothly without you and your calm demeanor and your common sense. Thanks for keeping me in check when I felt like jumping in with both feet. Glad to have it over with.
John, I’d like to thank you for all your efficiency and responsiveness, not to mention your sense of humor, throughout both of our go-rounds this year. Selling our condo wasn’t an easy thing to do, and you helped us get everything done as smoothly as possible. The small glitch involving the improperly recorded release was one more reason to be glad we had a good attorney on our side. You will certainly be the first person we call when anything legal arises. I hope the rest of your summer goes well. Which reminds me-don’t be surprised if you get a call from one of us about visiting for a day of sailing. With the hot days of August, I can’t think of a better place to be. Until then-
What a wonderful note you wrote along with the copy of the deed you sent. I do want to thank you for all the help, support, advice, and encouragement you have given me in the past in matters not only relating to the Trust. It is nice to have such a special friend, and unfortunately for you, I am sure I will continue to seek your “wisely” advice in other issues in my life. Not just professional and legal advice, but definitely the old “Open your eyes and wake up” advice that will be needed occasionally. This is by far not a goodbye letter to you, but a testament (lucky for you) that I will haunt you periodically for the rest of your life. Good luck with your practice. Please thank your father for me, and I promise to be in touch.
What a wonderful note you wrote along with the copy of the deed you sent. I do want to thank you for all the help, support, advice, and encouragement you have given me in the past in matters not only relating to the Trust. It is nice to have such a special friend, and unfortunately for you, I am sure I will continue to seek your “wisely” advice in other issues in my life. Not just professional and legal advice, but definitely the old “Open your eyes and wake up” advice that will be needed occasionally. This is by far not a goodbye letter to you, but a testament (lucky for you) that I will haunt you periodically for the rest of your life. Good luck with your practice. Please thank your father for me, and I promise to be in touch.
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What is the difference between a fault and no-fault divorce?
In the Commonwealth of Massachusetts, the grounds for divorce depends on whether you decide on a no-fault or fault divorce. A no-fault divorce does not require parties to prove blame for the breakdown of the marriage. Either or both parties can file to begin the process for a no-fault divorce merely pleading that the
My son and daughter-in-law are divorcing. As a grandmother do I have visitation rights?
Grandparents do have legal rights, however, regarding visitation, may require a court order under Massachusetts law. In the event the grandparents and parents can come to an agreement regarding visitation, court intervention is not required. When no such agreement can be made, there are certain situations grandparents may be granted a court order allowing
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Creative Solutions For Complex Family Law Problems
Our lawyers have extensive courtroom experience. We have also achieved successful outcomes through skillful settlement negotiation. We excel at thinking outside the box, crafting practical solutions to complex legal problems.
As professional family law practitioners, our lawyers have devoted their careers to helping clients. We are passionate about what we do. We remain up-to-date on the latest legal developments in this dynamic field, and we also cultivate knowledge in overlapping areas of law such as real estate, estate planning, business law and domestic violence.
