The decision to divorce is very personal and can only be made by the parties to the ending relationship. However, sometimes social, political, and economic factors can influence Massachusetts residents and other Americans to modify their marriage-ending plans. At...
What are ‘weekly expenses’ in a Massachusetts divorce?
Previously on this blog, we talked about the fact that those Massachusetts residents filing for divorce will have to complete a financial statement and submit it to the court. The purpose behind this is to allow the court to determine the financial situations of both...
What is a ‘financial statement’ in a Massachusetts divorce
When a couple in Massachusetts decides to dissolve their marriage, there are many issues to be considered. Because it can be an especially emotional and stressful time, parties to a divorce may feel like putting off certain actions that need to completed to move the...
Insurance and a Massachusetts divorce: what to look out for
Making a big life change, like getting married, or divorced, is accompanied by a number of smaller changes that a person needs to make in order to complete the transition. One of the changes a person must address when approaching, or going through a divorce, is how...
MA military divorce can be different from civilian divorce
Our active and retired military members and their families often make many sacrifices in service to their country. Time away, stressful work situations and other factors can put a strain on home life. As time wears on, this can lead a married couple to consider...
Where can military members and their family file for divorce?
It is a heroic thing to do, to serve our nation by defending our nation. Military members in Massachusetts and around the world protect our borders and defend the nation and our allies. This guarantees countless other families safety and prosperity. While no-one is...
Financial issues can be put to rest after Massachusetts divorce
Marriage can be hard. Marriage can also be joyous, rewarding and positive. Depending at what point spouses may be at, they can be at either end of the emotional spectrum. Much of the stress that married couples can put on each other can often be related to finances....
Grown out of your marriage? Consider what divorce can do for you
Marriages can last several decades, a few years or even just a few months for some Massachusetts couples. The reality is that marriages often don't last a lifetime anymore. For those who feel they have outgrown their marriage, it may be in your and your family's best...
Massachusetts couples are governed by common law divorce
All marriages are susceptible to a divorce. Most marriages start with the best intentions but, as many married couples know, there can be things that drive the couple apart over time. Divorce is an option for Massachusetts married couples seeking to go their separate...
Jurisdiction in Massachusetts military divorce versus civilian
Due to the stresses that many military families face with deployment, frequent moving and other stressful situations, it is common for spouses and their families connected to the military to experience a divorce. Divorce for military people and regular civilians are...

