Law Offices of Sharyn T. Sooho Email Us 2 Newton Place, Suite 200 Newton, Massachusetts 02458 Phone: 617-969-1400 Fax: 617-964-1694

Sharyn T. Sooho

Sharyn T. Sooho has practiced family law for over 20 years. She appears on television, radio, lectures frequently, edits the Family Law Advisor™, and co-authored How to File for Divorce in Massachusetts, Sourcebooks - 1997, 1998, 2000.

Ms. Sooho is a trial lawyer experienced in identifying and valuing hidden assets and income, winning custody, and maximizing alimony. Concentrating in divorce matters since 1977, Ms. Sooho received her B.A. in Art History from Brandeis University, and her J.D. degree from Boston University School of Law.

Ms. Sooho is a member of the Family Law Sections of the Massachusetts Bar Association and American Bar Association; former director of the Divorce Center, and various boards, and trustee of the Massachusetts Supreme Judicial Court Historical Society.

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Articles by Law Offices of Sharyn T. Sooho:

• 10 Holiday Tips for Divorced Parents
• Book Review: Alec Baldwin's "A Promise to Ourselves"
• Divorce Primer - The Contested Case
• Divorce Trends in Florida
• Ending Alimony on Remarriage - A Change in Circumstances
• Estate Must Pay Ex-Girlfriend - Unusual Massachusetts Case
• Evaluating Child Support Guidelines
• Family Service Department
• For Women, Financial Help Is at Hand
• Getting What You Want Out of Your Divorce
• Grandparent Visitation
• Katrina Legal Resources
• Massachusetts Alimony
• Massachusetts Child Custody Cases
• Massachusetts Child Support FAQ's
• Massachusetts Divorces
• Massachusetts Life After Divorce FAQ's - "Help! My 'ex' Won't Cooperate"
• Massachusetts Life After Divorce FAQ's - Moving on and Moving Away
• Measuring the Length of a Same Sex Marriage
• Mediation Interview
• New Divorce Rules on the Horizon
• New Electronic Payments for Child Support Recipients
• Post-Divorce Stress: Changing Custody
• Prenuptial Agreements
• Prenuptial Agreements and Alimony Waivers
• Psychological Testing in Custody Cases
• Rate Your Mate
• Recent Developments in Massachusetts Divorce and Family Law
• The Seven Alimony Rules
• Trends in Nevada Family Law
• Unemancipated Children Over 18 Years Old
• Visitation at the Holidays
• Visitation Problems in High Conflict Divorces