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When people hear about "marriage infidelity" in Massachusetts, they usually think about one spouse committing adultery. However, there's another form of betrayal that's subtly but surprisingly on the rise and is leading to a growing volume of gray divorces—financial...
Many couples who decide divorce is their only option try alternative methods like divorce mediation. While this often helps people to settle all matters of concern quickly, others may struggle to reach an agreement. If mediation doesn’t bring a complete resolution,...
Art is a great investment vehicle that can fetch collectors record-breaking returns with no signs of slowing down. As a result, art collections can have significant financial value and may become a point of contention during divorce proceedings in Massachusetts....
Many people will tell you that divorcing your spouse should always be a last resort. Yet, is it? In some situations, spouses may find themselves in a valid reason for a split. If you find yourself in one of these, consider initiating divorce proceedings in a...
Getting a divorce in Boston is more complex when you have a medical practice. The last thing you want is to lose control of your interest in this property. It gets even more complex if you have partners in your practice. They certainly won't appreciate having to do...
Divorce is never easy in Massachusetts, but it can be especially difficult when you are divorcing a narcissist. Narcissists are often charming and manipulative, which can make the divorce process very complicated. If you are considering divorcing a narcissist, it is...
If you are contemplating divorce or legal separation in Massachusetts, you may have thought about your assets, including your retirement accounts, and how the court will split them. Let's look at how the court may divide your qualified retirement plans according to...
Your divorce in Massachusetts is not an excuse to pay less attention to money. A divorce brings financial shifts that alter two lives indefinitely. One thing to keep in mind is how you'll manage your personal finances. You not only want an equitable division of assets...
Gray divorce, or divorcing spouses over the age of 50, can be one of the most financially impactful moments of a person's life. The tax implications of dividing high-worth assets, especially ones that have special rules about their tax treatment and withdrawals, can...
COVID-19 and the pandemic shutdowns made virtual communication commonplace. Now, the ease of virtual communication can lead to smoother co-parenting. Here are a few things to know about virtual co-parenting in Massachusetts and why it can be beneficial to your...