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Prenup Format For Couples Who Want Their Finances Kept Separate
The wedding will be arriving in the next few months. You’ve sat down with your spouse to discuss your finances together, and both of you agree that a prenup agreement is the best for everyone just in case a divorce happens in the future. You have family inheritance and real estate property that you want your children from a previous marriage to…
Military Divorce Process
Members of the military face different challenges than civilians, and many of these unique challenges can put strain on a marriage, such as extended time apart, relocation, and the aftermath of time in combat. Like many other aspects of life, divorce is slightly different when one or both spouses are members of the military. Here, we’ll add to our previous blog series…
How Child Custody Is Determined In Massachusetts
Ending a serious relationship comes with a myriad of emotions and complicated issues to resolve, such as joint bank accounts, a shared home, and most importantly, custody of shared children. Understanding how child custody decisions are made in Massachusetts may help you prepare for the process and potential outcome in your unique situation. Mediation for Separating or Divorcing Parents The first step…
Common Questions a Divorce Judge Might Ask You
To say that going through a divorce is stressful is not news to those who have experienced it or who are currently in the throes of divorce. After you have gone through the grueling process of working out an agreement with your soon-to-be ex, there is still one step left. You and your spouse are both required to appear in court to…
Can You Get a Prenup After You Get Married?
When you join your spouse in marriage, you also join debts, assets, future inheritances, rights to your children, and more. Because marriage is a legal-binding agreement, it’s important to consider and mitigate the legal risks associated with marriage. Prenuptial agreements Many couples address and plan for the legal implications of marriage, divorce, and/or death of spouse prior to tying the knot through…
