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Difference Between Marital and Non-Marital Property

Many people assume that all property and assets that you accumulated before the marriage is automatically separate and therefore “non-marital” property.  As a logical extension of that, property and assets that are accumulated during the marriage is assumed to be “marital.”  Unfortunately in Massachusetts, that is not the case and that is not the law. Absent a prenuptial agreement which would designate…

How To Get an Annulment in MA

You may qualify for an annulment if you can show one or more of the following: You entered the marriage in good faith, but at the time of the marriage, you were induced to enter into the marriage through fraud perpetrated by your spouse The marriage is void by reason of incest, consanguinity, affinity, or polygamy Either you or your spouse did…

How Will Property Be Divided?

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The Probate and Family Court can only issue Judgments to divide property in divorce cases.

How is Alimony Different from Separate Support?

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Separate support is a term that we use to describe all types of monetary support mandated by the court.

Could Leaving the Marital Home Negatively Impact My Case?

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Whether or not you should leave your home before or during the pendency of a divorce or other family court action depends entirely on the circumstances of your case.