Boston, MA
Divorce and separation Lawyer at Boston, MA
Practice Areas: Divorce & Separation, Child Custody ... +2 more
You do not need the consent of both parties to get a divorce. If one person wants a divorce, they're gonna get it. Either he's using it as an...
The only way you can protect yourself is if you and her come to an agreement and have it approved by a judge. You need to have an official...
There is such a thing as "separate support" during the pendancy of a divorce, however, since you make more than your husband, any support will be...
There's no such thing as legal separation in Massachusetts. You can simply get divorced. However, your situation, since your husband turned out...
It really depends on the totality of your circumstances: whether or not you have minor children, what employment were you two in, what's your...
You can always try to settle but a settlement means that your spouse has to agree as well. If what you're offering is too little, too late, then...
You should be able to fight it but it really depends on the language of the judgment. Does it say an exact value that she was to get or a time...
Your divorce is very much the same as a heterosexual couple with some minor exceptions for federal purposes. However, I would definitely recommend...
It doesn't matter that you don't trust the executor - the relative that died did trust them. If your children are minors then chances are the...
You will have to involve the courts because there's a child involved. You want to have the physical and legal custody and child support amounts...
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