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Legal Separation Vs. Divorce In Massachusetts
When you are experiencing relationship difficulties, you may start to consider your legal options. In Massachusetts, there are two main choices for married couples who want to break up: legal separation (known as separate support) and divorce. In more unusual cases, you may be able to seek an annulment – but most people will choose between separation and divorce. The most obvious…
What can I do if the other parent doesn’t return my child back to me on time?
Let’s say you share parenting time with your child’s other parent. It can be that you split this time 50/50 or it can be that one parent has primary physical custody and the other parent has a set schedule for their parenting time. Either way, you both have your designated times that you get to spend with your child. So what happens…
Factors to Consider When Divorcing a Spouse with a Disability
When going through a divorce, numerous legal and emotional challenges arise. However, divorcing a spouse with a disability introduces unique circumstances that require careful consideration and expert guidance. At Infinity Law Group, we specialize in helping individuals navigate the complexities of divorce, especially when disabilities are involved. In this comprehensive guide, we will delve into the intricacies of divorcing a spouse with…
Online Divorce in Massachusetts: Should I Do It?
Nowadays, you can do almost anything online: shop, book vacations, and even order groceries. In many cases, these virtual transactions are a faster, more convenient, and frequently cheaper alternative to doing everything in person. Does this also apply to divorce? Divorce services offered online by “do-it-yourself” providers have become increasingly popular in recent years. Online divorce services advertise a quick, easy, and…
Generic Prenup Template and Online Prenup Services – Should You Use Them?
For many couples, a prenuptial agreement – or prenup – is a great idea. No matter what your financial situation may be, a prenup can be a good way to protect your assets in the event of a divorce. This legally-binding contract can also be tailored to your situation, like determining in advance who will get the dog if your marriage ends….
