Moving on after divorce can occasionally result in remarriage. However, a new marriage may have an impact on your current divorce order, especially regarding alimony and child support payments. How Remarriage Affects Alimony in Massachusetts If a supported spouse (i.e. the ...
Read MoreDivorce is easily one of the most complicated, stressful, and contentious situations for anyone to go through, especially if there are children ...
View MoreIf you and your spouse are seeking divorce in an amicable fashion, despite having disagreements about the terms of divorce ( property division , ...
View MoreOn January 22, 2016, the Massachusetts Court of Appeals issued a decision vacating a lower court judgment on a complaint for modification which ...
View MoreThe Child Support Guidelines first set out a broad list of sources of income. It is important to note that the definition applies to gross income from ...
View MoreThe Massachusetts Child Support Guidelines, effective as of August 1, 2013, are in place to minimize the impact of parents’ separation on the ...
View MoreIn many family law cases involving child custody or child support , the courts always focus on “the best interest of the child.” Whether or not cases ...
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