Sometimes marriages just don’t work out, and the best thing to do for all parties involved is to get a divorce. However, divorce laws vary from state to state. That
Divorce Laws In Connecticut
- 10-25-2021
Should Millennials Consider A Prenuptial Agreement?
- 06-10-2021
Did you know that prenuptial agreements are become more and more popular these days? This is due to the fact that a great deal of millennials are getting them. So
Waiver Process and Child Protection in Temporary Custody Hearing
- 11-20-2019
The legal definition of temporary custody is – “In a separation or divorce proceeding, an order granting one parent temporary physical possession of a child.” Additionally, temporary custody could also
Divorce: to date or not to date
- 11-18-2019
Going through a divorce is one of the most emotional experiences. Depending on the nitty-gritty of your situation or case a divorce proceeding can be a smooth affair or a
Am I entitled to alimony?
- 01-29-2019
In Massachusetts, spousal maintenance, commonly known as alimony, is a court ordered allowance that one spouse, who has the ability, pays to the spouse in need for a reasonable time.
Pre-nuptial and Postnuptial Agreements
- 01-29-2019
A pre-nuptial agreement is an agreement made before marriage, usually to resolve issues of support and property division if the marriage ends in divorce or death by a spouse. A
Spousal Property Rights
- 01-29-2019
Spousal Property Rights When is comes to property division, Massachusetts follows the theory of equitable distribution, which allows courts to take into account numerous factors related to the financial situation
Void Marriages and Voidable Marriages
- 01-29-2019
A void marriage has no legal effect. There is no need for a court decree of annulment; however, a party may request a judicial determination of validity by means of
I was awarded visitation in the divorce but my ex won’t let me see the kids
- 01-28-2019
If you have a court order award, whether it is in regards to custody, child support visitation, alimony, whatever the case may be, and the other party to the order
My ex was granted physical custody in the divorce but our child wants to live with me
- 01-28-2019
Joint legal custody grants both parents the authority to make important long-term decisions regarding their child, including education, medical, and dental care, with cooperation and input from the other parent.
