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Divorce
Attorney Smith received arbitration and mediation training through the American Arbitration Association in 1989. She obtained additional 32 hours of Basic Training in 1994 and also took Advanced Divorce Mediation in 1997. She attends trainings in mediation maintain her skills.
Child Support
On October 15, 2013, Attorney Smith and Dr. Lynn Cooper presented and led a discussion at the Metro West Practice Group of the Massachusetts Collaborative Law Council, Inc. on “Working with the Collaborative Team on Parenting Plans for Divorcing or Unmarried Parents in Light of the New Child Support Guidelines.”
Adoption
Paternity
10 Questions by Attorney Debbie Smith of Watertown Massachusetts regarding divorce issues and paternity cases for David Goodman, CPA in light of the new federal tax law
Premarital Agreement
The next day, your fiancé called with a somewhat less romantic proposal: that a Prenuptial Agreement is needed to be signed before you got married.
Guardianship
On September 30, 2021, Attorney Smith spoke virtually on a Panel, on Guardianship of Minors for the Annual Massachusetts Guardians Association and Social Law Library Conference.
Spousal Support
6. Think about if you want to waive alimony. Sometimes, it may not be a good idea to waive alimony as you don’t know what will happen in the future. Your needs may change, such as if you will have children and one of you will stay home with the children, if you become unemployed with no job prospects or if you become unable to work. Paying alimony could be a tax deduction in the future, so you may want to talk to your attorney and accountant about it.

Juvenile Crimes
Attorney Debra L. Smith is a lawyer, mediator and Justice of the Peace in Watertown Massachusetts. Attorney Smith has an active civil law practice. Ms. Smith handles divorce, adoption, prenuptial agreements, paternity, care and protection, landlord/tenant cases and other areas of law. She also handles modification of divorce on issues including alimony, child support, custody and other post-divorce matters. She acts as a Guardian ad Litem in the Probate and Family Court on family law cases in Massachusetts and Court Investigator on juvenile law cases in Massachusetts. The office provides privacy including direct phone lines.

Business and Corporate Law

Business Disputes
*Amanda Driscoll graduated from Suffolk University in May 2013 with a major in public administration and a minor in business law. While at Suffolk University, Ms. Driscoll was in the Griffin Honor Society, the Secretary of the Suffolk University Environmental Club and an Eco Ambassador of Suffolk University Sustainability. She currently attends Mass. College of Law in Andover, Massachusetts, where she expects to graduate with a juris doctor degree in 2018 and Suffolk University in public administration, where she expects to obtain her masters degree in public administration in 2017. Ms. Driscoll received a CALI Award for the highest grade achievement in the study of Writing and Legal Research in June 2016.

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Tax Law
The new tax law that was signed by the President on December 22, 2017, is anticipated to cause family law lawyers and their clients to seek changes to the way they have been working on divorce and paternity cases. To find out how to best to save people money going through divorce or pursing a paternity matter, Attorney Smith has drafted some questions for David H. Goodman, CPA/ABV/CFF, CVA to provide answers (which he has answered in blue below) in light of the new tax law.

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