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Lee, Rivers & Corr LLP (formerly Lee & Levine LLP) practices Family Law at the highest level of skill, knowledge, sophistication and versatility. Long recognized as a leader in its field, this preeminent firm of nationally recognized partners and talented associate attorneys represents clients in complex matrimonial financial matters, contested child custody disputes and other associated substantive facets of domestic relations law practice.
Established in 1984 Lee, Rivers & Corr LLP now serves its clients through its legal group consisting of partners, David H. Lee, Robert J. Rivers, Jr. and Kevin M. Corr and associate attorneys Jessica M. Dubin, Nan M. Sauer, Kimberley J. Joyce, , Lisa M. Geoghegan and Claire E. Koehler. The firm’s Back Bay office is conveniently located and easily accessible from all points of Greater Boston. The firm practices in all venues of the Commonwealth of Massachusetts.
News & Articles
The Sexual Fidelity Clause
March 29, 2012 by Kevin M. Corr, Esquire
Might the parents of a bride recover monetary damages from their son-in-law after his breach of a contract to remain sexually faithful to their daughter and to otherwise treat her well? “It’s plausible” is the answer, at least ...read more
Thinking About Liquidated Damages in Premarital Agreements
March 29, 2012 by Kevin M. Corr, Esquire
The Winter 2011 issue of the The Family Advocate, published by the ABA’s Family Law Section, was devoted to “The Prenuptial Agreement.” Volume 33, No. 3. In one of its pieces, “The Devil is in the Drafting,” the authors ...read more
The “Double-Dipping” Concept in Business Valuation for Divorce Purposes
March 29, 2012 by Robert J. Rivers, Jr., Esquire
Among the issues frequently considered in divorce cases is the value to be assigned to a spouse’s business interest for asset division purposes pursuant to M.G.L. c. 208, §34. While business valuation experts often value such interests ...read more
A Divorce Lawyer’s Bankruptcy Scramble
October 1, 2011 by Kevin M. Corr, Esquire
When practitioners of family law think about “bankruptcy” as a potential issue in a case they are contemplating involvement with, they more often than not would rather not think about it. A concern about a bankruptcy filing, whether by ...read more
Child Support Orders in High Income Cases – Searching for Guidelines
March 1, 2011 by Robert J. Rivers, Jr., Esquire
Our Child Support Guidelines (the “Guidelines”) “are not meant to apply where the combined annual gross income of the parties exceeds $250,000.00. In cases where income exceeds this limit, the court should consider the award of ...read more