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Facebook Divorce — Close Your Facebook Account When Going Through a Divorce or Custody Dispute
by Attorney Amy Saunders If you are about to head into a any legal issues (especially divorce, child custody or other family issues) — you
How to file for divorce in Massachusetts by Attorney Saunders
How to file for divorce in Massachusetts by Amy Saunders, Esq To file for a divorce in Massachusetts, you will need the follow the 8
What Is The Cost Of A Divorce In Massachusetts?
This is often the first question for anyone considering a divorce. How much is it going to cost me to get a divorce? Unfortunately, the
Do I need to attend my hearing for an uncontested divorce in Massachusetts?
So, you have filed your uncontested petition for divorce and you have been assigned a hearing date. But, unfortunately, you cannot attend the hearing. This
Understanding the Rising Popularity of Post-Nuptial Agreements in Massachusetts
Post-nuptial agreements in Massachusetts are on the rise. This increase reflects a potential change in our current understanding about marriage. This article will review the
Child Support “Guidelines” Could Be Erroneously Costing You Thousands of Dollars
Every 4 years the child support guidelines must be reviewed, which often leads to an overhaul in how child support is calculated. In September of
Divorce Advice MA That May Save You Thousands of Dollars
Divorce Advice MA That May Save You $$$$ Thousands by Attorney Amy Saunders Everyone considering or filing for a divorce should consider these points. These
Alimony Payers Lose Tax Deduction Under GOP Bill
The final version of the new alimony deduction tax plan is in effect. The new alimony deduction tax bill affects divorces carried out after December 31, 2018.
Divorce Mediation? Is it Right for Me?
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8 Things to Know Before You File for Divorce in Massachusetts
8 Things to Know Before You File for Divorce in Massachusetts by Amy Saunders 1. Over 95% of all divorce cases settle before they go to trial,