Divorce is always a difficult time in people’s lives, however, the process can become even more complicated if their spouse is currently incarcerated. If you are considering divorcing your incarcerated spouse, please read on and reach out to our experienced Massachusetts divorce attorneys to learn more about how we can help you through the legal […]
Read MoreDivorce is always challenging, however, if children are involved, the process becomes far more complex. If you, your spouse and child cannot agree on a custody schedule that works for everyone, you must read on and reach out to an experienced Massachusetts child custody attorney to learn more about the legal process going forward. Here […]
Read MoreThough most of us simply wish to put our divorce behind us and move forward with our lives, this is not always possible. As life goes on, various aspects of our lives change. That being said, divorce terms that were established years, or even months ago may no longer serve us as intended. If you […]
Read MoreIf you are getting a divorce and are worried about the litigation process, you are not alone. Fortunately, there may be an alternative available to you: collaborative divorce. Please read on and reach out to our experienced divorce attorneys to learn more about how we can help you through the legal process going forward. Here […]
Read MoreIf you are getting a divorce, there is a very good chance you and your spouse do not agree on its terms. When this happens, your assets will generally be subjected to equitable distribution in court, which, as you surely know, is oftentimes far from an “equal” split. Fortunately, there are alternatives available to you, […]
Read MoreAlimony is one of the most contested issues in divorce, and understandably so. However, if you are a financially dependent spouse, you most likely need these payments to help you maintain your standard of life. Please read on and speak with our experienced Massachusetts alimony attorneys to learn more about how we can help. What […]
Read MoreDivorce is both emotionally and legally complex, and if you and your spouse cannot agree on the terms of your divorce, you are in what is known as a “contested divorce.” Contested divorces generally enter the litigation process, where your assets will be subjected to equitable distribution. Unfortunately, you most likely know that “equitable” rarely […]
Read MoreIf you or your spouse are members of the U.S. military and you are now seeking a divorce, there is a lot you need to know about the legal process going forward. These divorces are often more complex than civilian divorces, which is why you must read on and reach out to our compassionate, knowledgeable […]
Read MoreThough most people simply wish to put their divorce behind them once its terms are finalized, this is often impossible. If you are the custodial parent of a child and now have to relocate for one reason or another, there is a very good chance that your former spouse will contest the move. That is […]
Read MoreThough divorce is complex enough on an emotional front, the financial and legal aspects of divorce only adds to the stress. If you are ready to get a divorce, please read on to learn more about what we can do for you. Here are some of the questions you may have: Why do I need […]
Read MoreWhen a couple gets divorced, it’s because they have reached a point where staying together is simply no longer an option. However, when we study divorce-related trends, we notice that divorce very often spikes in the months of March and August, and then drops off by the time December rolls around. There are several potential […]
Read MoreWhen people get divorced, their emotional stress is very often compounded by the stress brought about by the legal and financial aspects of divorce as well. Many couples fear the process known as “equitable distribution,” which simple refers to a fair and just division of your marital assets, in the eyes of the courts. Generally, […]
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