New Just Released 2015 Alimony Cases Posted on our Website
Click the following links to see the full cases. Chin vs. Merriot, SJC-11715 (2015) Rodman vs. Rodman, SJC-11726 (2015) Doktor vs. Doktor, SJC-11727 (2015)
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Click the following links to see the full cases. Chin vs. Merriot, SJC-11715 (2015) Rodman vs. Rodman, SJC-11726 (2015) Doktor vs. Doktor, SJC-11727 (2015)
We now have been working with the new alimony law for almost six months. What have we learned? Here are my thoughts: The new alimony law has resulted in a sea change. The notion of lifetime alimony in Massachusetts has gone the way of the Dodo bird. Interestingly, the wave of new modifications based upon the cohabitation provisions of the
Typically when divorce is contemplated by one or both spouses, the actual complaint for divorce may not be filed in court for many months, or even at all. During that initial time period, the parties may be in negotiations or may have reached an informal agreement about custody, child support and spousal support for the time being. Ultimately in Massachusetts,
Those paying alimony have been pretty vocal in their praise of the new alimony law the details of which are found here. One of the principal “reforms” is to terminate alimony at the payor spouse’s federal retirement age, regardless of whether the payor spouse is in fact retired. For current payors of alimony in their 60s, that age is 66.
Click the following links to see the full cases. Chin vs. Merriot, SJC-11715 (2015) Rodman vs. Rodman, SJC-11726 (2015) Doktor vs. Doktor, SJC-11727 (2015)
We now have been working with the new alimony law for almost six months. What have we learned? Here are my thoughts: The new alimony law has resulted in a sea change. The notion of lifetime alimony in Massachusetts has gone the way of the Dodo bird. Interestingly, the wave of new modifications based upon the cohabitation provisions of the
Typically when divorce is contemplated by one or both spouses, the actual complaint for divorce may not be filed in court for many months, or even at all. During that initial time period, the parties may be in negotiations or may have reached an informal agreement about custody, child support and spousal support for the time being. Ultimately in Massachusetts,
Those paying alimony have been pretty vocal in their praise of the new alimony law the details of which are found here. One of the principal “reforms” is to terminate alimony at the payor spouse’s federal retirement age, regardless of whether the payor spouse is in fact retired. For current payors of alimony in their 60s, that age is 66.
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