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Consider Adding a Sunset Clause to Your Prenuptial Agreement

No matter how intently a couple believes their marriage will last forever, the reality is that the divorce rate in the U.S. is between 40 and 50 percent for first marriages. The rate is even higher for subsequent marriages. Many married couples are now entering into prenuptial (prenup) agreements to deal with the future division of assets and liabilities and whether or…

Songs to Help You Cope with Divorce

Music is very powerful and during one of the hardest times in any family, it might make you feel less alone that perhaps someone out there understands what you’re going through. You Don’t Bring me Flowers – Barbara Streisand and Neil Diamond This song talks about the beginning of the end; when you realize that the other person no longer do those…

Child Support Enforcement In Massachusetts

Child support is a resented and necessary component of family law. Since both parents are obligated to support their children, it is an issue in every divorce involving children. You will also not avoid the issue in a paternity case even if there is no desire to collect support from the other party. The Commonwealth of Massachusetts already declared by law that…

Retirement Funds in a Divorce

Retirement funds are the basis of financial security in your later years. They offer the same reassurance to your spouse especially if you have been married for decades. However, a divorce reduces reassurance in many aspects, including access to these accounts when both of you stop working. Many people visit a divorce attorney concerned about asset protection including their retirement accounts. While…

What is a Divorce Decree?

The process of a divorce has several steps, the last of which is the divorce decree. To ensure you get through the process as easily as possible, it is wise to seek the advice of an experienced Massachusetts divorce attorney. Read below to learn the specifics about the last step in the divorce process, that being the divorce decree: What is a…