Law Offices Of Renee Lazar
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Having gone through divorce herself, Ms. Lazar understands the emotions involved and the seemingly unending stream of questions that arise. She is also aware of the financial strain that frequently accompanies the end of a relationship, as individuals who have grown accustomed to a two-income household are suddenly staring at one.

Our firm has embraced the state's Limited Assistance Representation (LAR) program, which allows a lawyer to provide limited services to a client affordably - usually for a flat fee. Under the LAR system, which is also known as "unbundling, " a lawyer can focus on a key component of a case and allow the client to manage the bulk of his or her case.
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Renee Lazar, Esq., offers quality family law services and other legal counsel to residents of Middlesex County and all of central Massachusetts. Ms. Lazar provides her personal attention to every case, no matter how small. She earned her law degree from the Massachusetts School of Law in Andover and has been practicing family law since 2008.
Family Law Overview
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There comes a time for some families when it is better to re-invent themselves as two separate units than to remain together. The goal for this is to benefit everyone involved and especially to make the transition as smooth as possible if there are children involved. When this happens, it is important to have a lawyer on your side who understands Massachusetts family law as well as the stress and pain that you are going through.
Spousal Support/Alimony
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Spousal support or alimony is financial support provided to a spouse after a legal separation and once a divorce is complete. It is awarded for a number of reasons, but most often because one spouse lacks the education, training or work experience to maintain a certain standard of living. In issuing an alimony order, the court should not exceed the recipients need or 30 to 35 percent of the difference between the parties' gross incomes.
Paternity
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Establishing paternity impacts a broad range of family law issues, including child custody and support, as well as father's rights. It has become increasingly important to establish paternity in instances where the parents are not married. The typical paternity action involves either a mother who seeks financial support for a child or a father who wishes to establish his right to visitation or custody.
Military Divorce
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Most aspects of a divorce involving someone who is a member of the military follow the same laws of a civilian divorce. However, there are a number of issues that are unique to military divorce proceedings.

Whether you are a divorcing spouse who is in the military or you are a civilian who is getting divorced from someone in the military, it is important to retain counsel from a knowledgeable attorney who has experience handling the unique aspects of military divorce.
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