Unemployment

“I was laid off — Will the judge attribute income to me when determining child support?”

The Massachusetts Appeals Court recently addressed this issue in Miles v. Beusch, Docket 17-P-1511 (Mass. App. Ct. January 24, 2019) (Memorandum and Order Pursuant to Rule 1:28). In that case, the former Husband appealed the trial court's decision to attribute...

I Didn’t Quit – You Fired Me!

An employee who voluntarily quits their job is, in most circumstances, not entitled to collect unemployment benefits or sue their employer for wrongful termination. However, an employee who believes they were forced to quit their job because their working conditions...

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Unemployment

“I was laid off — Will the judge attribute income to me when determining child support?”

I Didn’t Quit – You Fired Me!

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Unemployment

“I was laid off — Will the judge attribute income to me when determining child support?”

I Didn’t Quit – You Fired Me!

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