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 answer isn’t a simple one. A divorce can be achieved for as little as $1,500 to $4,000. It is important to keep in mind that traditional divorce is not always
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 steps below. I have included a copy of the necessary forms below. If you would like a quick infographic of the steps to file for uncontested divorce, click on the
This is a step by step guide for anyone considering a do it yourself divorce in Massachusetts. As we get started, there are a couple different DIY divorces. You complete all of the paperwork and file with the court. You have an attorney do all (or some) of the paperwork and you file with the
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 common reasons couples choose post-nuptial agreements in Massachusetts with our attorneys – and some of the limitations and experiences. Post-nuptial agreements, not to be confused with “prenups” occur after you
At a minimum, a Separation Agreement must make provisions for at least 11 important areas including, but not limited to: Division of any and all real estate in the possession of either party, whether acquired before or during the marriage, including after separation Division of any and all personal property in the possession of either
