Legal advice on Divorce in Massachusetts

My husband and I are divorcing. His name is on the mortgage, both of our names are on the deed. Can I refinance in my name with money back as a pay out to him and own the house on my own? Or does he have to sell it to me the same as a traditional home sale? We both agree this is what we want.

While at work a trunk enter the property I rent and dumped its contents. These contents were from the marital home. The divorce is in process but no rulings have been made.

My husband and I have three houses in total. We have the residential house and two houses that we rent out to others. When the divorce started there were tenants in all of the apartments. However, during the divorce one of the tenants moved out. My husband refused to give me the key to move to that apartment and also refused to let me attempt to rent it out. He's the only one with the key's to the house, so I don't have access. Now he's moved his clothes to that apartment, but is still living here. He says that he's living there and coming back because the bathroom is broken. However, he's still sleeping here, eating here, showering here, etc. I'm not worried about with him moving out or staying here. He's stated, and I'm worried, that because he's moving into that apartment the judge will award him that house during the divorce proceedings. Is that true?

My husband and I have three houses in total. We have the residential house and two houses that we rent out to others. When the divorce started there were tenants in all of the apartments. However, during the divorce one of the tenants moved out. My husband refused to give me the key to move to that apartment and also refused to let me attempt to rent it out. He's the only one with the key's to the house, so I don't have access. Now he's moved his clothes to that apartment, but is still living here. He says that he's living there and coming back because the bathroom is broken. However, he's still sleeping here, eating here, showering here, etc. I'm not worried about with him moving out or staying here. He's stated, and I'm worried, that because he's moving into that apartment the judge will award him that house during the divorce proceedings. Is that true?

Me and my wife want to file a no-fault Joint Petition for Divorce. I have quite a bit of income and property. She recently, about 6 months ago, started working as a nurse and living on her own. She is not interested in getting alimony or property from me and ready to sign the separation agreement accordingly. Would the judge honor the separation agreement which says she will not get any alimony even though she has recently started earning? Or would the judge disregard the separation agreement and grant her alimony anyway?

On May 6th, my divorce case first hearing took place. The judge ordered me to pay for the marital home mortgage, real estate taxes and child support amount of $250 per week. On May 3rd, my wife had already paid for the real estate taxes. She was ordered to do so by a prior DOR order. Real estate taxes were due May 3rd. On May 10, my wife went to the Town Clerk and withdrew the paid real estate taxes. Immediately a late fee was incurred. My wife later emailed me saying I hadn't paid the real estate taxes and they're late. When I logged in the system I saw the transaction history and what she had done. Next hearing with the judge isn't until August. Real estate taxes were roughly $2000. I was going to make 8 less payments ($250 X 8 = $2000) for child support to make up this amount. My hope was to explain this situation to the judge. If the judge agrees we're good else he may ask me to pay to pay arrears of $2000 which I can pay at a later date. Any thoughts, don't wanna risk pissing off the judge, at the same time what my wife has done is pretty under-handed.

My divorce ended in Feb 2020 and it was ordered that all the assets be split equally. The ex spouse refuses to sign the qdro and to sell the marital home - basically refusing the division. I want to keep the home and buy him out (and I can do that with the amount he owes me from the retirement division). Is there is an option out there to make this work and as such, the financial issues be finalized faster? Thank you!

There is no dep children, no assets, no alimony, no personal or real estate property to divide, no marital home, no shared debts in this case.

My ex is buying me out on the marital home . I have no place to go and i need the money before i leave . I am broke can the court request i leave before i get the money when i have to find a place first ? I think I should be given time to find a place

My husband is a citizen but originally from Pakistan. Married 5 years. He has always accused me of cheating even since before he arrived in the US. He has a bad temper and we both want a divorce but he has not allowed me to work throughout our marriage and ince divorced I wont have income to take care of the children also he wants 50/50 custody but with the way he used to put hands on my other children I want sole custody of all the children. Any suggestions?