When spouses divorce , family finances often undergo radical change. Apart from dividing the marital property, child support and alimony may also need to be ordered , further complicating divorce finances. Alimony is financial support paid to a spouse who is not financially ...
Read MoreAll parents have a duty to provide financial support for their child until their child turns 18. Under law, children become adults at age 18. In some ...
View MoreDivorce is so prevalent today that it may seem like there is no difficulty in having one granted. In reality, divorce is a legal action that carries ...
View MoreIn every Massachusetts divorce , marital assets must be divided equitably. Assets vary widely in form. Everything from a savings account to a business ...
View MoreThe division of property is one of the most difficult components of divorce. Property division follows different rules from state to state. In ...
View MoreDeciding to engage in mediation instead of going to court for your divorce is often a wise decision. Divorce mediation has many advantages over ...
View MoreA well-crafted parenting plan will look out for your child’s well-being on a day-to-day basis and will account for holidays, special occasions, and ...
View MoreThere are two kinds of divorce in Massachusetts: uncontested and contested. In most cases, couples will disagree on one more issues in their divorce, ...
View MoreFamily law mediators are highly trained professionals who help facilitate divorce negotiations between two spouses. A mediator may or may not be a ...
View MoreDivorce mediation is a less stressful, less costly alternative to litigating your divorce in court. Mediation puts you in control of your divorce and ...
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