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Can You Include Pets in Your Prenup?

Can You Include Pets in Your Prenup? | Infinity Law Group

For many people, pets aren’t just animals; they are part of the family. Dogs, cats, and other furry (and not-so-furry) friends often play a central role in a couple’s life. If you are planning to get married, it only makes sense to consider what will happen to your pets if you get divorced. In Massachusetts, pets are considered personal property in a…

What Documents Do You Need to Modify Child Support in Massachusetts?

What Documents Do You Need to Modify Child Support in Massachusetts?

When a couple with minor children breaks up, there are a few legal decisions that have to be made. This includes setting up a custody arrangement and establishing child support. Once an order for child support has been entered, it may be possible to modify it based on a change of circumstances or if the current order no longer aligns with the…

Business Owners & Prenups: How to Keep Your Company Separate

Business Owners & Prenups | Infinity Law Group

Marriage is more than an emotional commitment. While most people get married because they love their partner, marriage is also a legal and financial partnership. If you ultimately get divorced, this can cause hardship when you try to untangle your financial lives. For business owners, entering a marriage without clear legal protections in place can expose your company to significant risks if…

Postnuptial Agreements: Why It’s Not Too Late After the Wedding

It’s Not Too Late for a Postnuptial Agreement | Infinity Law Group

Marriage isn’t just an emotional connection. When you get married, you are also connecting yourself to another person legally and financially. For this reason, many couples choose to get a prenuptial agreement (or prenup) to decide how financial matters will be decided in the event of a divorce. However, if you don’t sign a prenup before you get married, it isn’t too…

Massachusetts 2025 Child Support Guidelines

The Massachusetts Probate and Family Court is required by law, once every four years, to convene a task force to review and possibly revise the Child Support Guidelines. This was last completed in 2021 (with a slight revision in 2023). The new 2025 Child Support Guidelines are now available and will be effective in all cases starting December 1, 2025. The part…