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Couples often find the preliminary stages of the divorce process overwhelming because of the many issues they need to consider. Among these are questions about support, asset division, and children.
Reaching agreement on these issues is almost never easy, and couples are often besieged with advice from well-meaning friends and family, and articles such as this. The reason why this process can be so bewildering is because each situation requires a unique solution. Save the simplest cases, there are no standard resolutions.
Thus, the guidelines of family law are intentionally flexible and lacking in clear guidance and rules. In light of this, couples must first understand their choices when getting a divorce. These include:
Each approach has its advantages and its advocates. It is up to each couple to try to figure out what process suits them best, rather than focusing on specific solutions.
If you are facing the possibility of divorce, a child custody dispute, financial insecurity, or other issues surrounding a marital breakup, you need sound, intelligent advice now. Our attorneys concentrate exclusively on domestic relations. We represent clients in all types of family law and divorce related cases.
If you are considering divorce, speak with us to learn your options and your legal rights. We offer a free case evaluation to better understand your situation and to discuss the options available to you.
If you are considering divorce, talk with us to learn your options and your legal rights. We offer a free case evaluation to better understand your situation and to discuss the options available to you.
Effective November 1, 2023, the Massachusetts Probate and Family Court has reinstated a parent education course requirement for divorcing and other partners (such a paternity matters) with Standing Order 3-2023 (here). Required parent education courses were the norm pre-covid but prior requirements were withdrawal for
This comes up all the time in divorce and separation agreements – what do we do with any left over money that may be in our child/ren’s 529 accounts? In the past this topic would generate more discussion that you may think. There are a
Over the years I have spoken to 1,000s of people who are either 1) thinking about divorce, 2) actively engaged in getting divorced, or 3) trying to address some piece/s of their divorce due to a problem or change that occurred afterwards. And interestingly, although
Located in Newton, Massachusetts our family law attorneys serve clients in Boston, Brookline, Dedham, Weston, Wellesley, and throughout the Greater Boston region including Middlesex County, Norfolk County, and Suffolk County.
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