Divorce in Massachusetts is complicated. A Massachusetts divorce checklist helps streamline the process, reduce complexity, and even shorten the timeline you face. Going through a divorce in Massachusetts can feel overwhelming. Whether you and your spouse agree on everything or are preparing for a contentious legal battle, the process involves many steps, documents, and deadlines….
Mistakes during a Massachusetts divorce, like missing financial disclosure deadlines, failing to serve papers properly, and missing court hearings, can have a major effect on the outcome. Divorce is never easy, but making mistakes like these can make the process even more difficult (and more expensive) than it has to be. Whether you and your…
In Massachusetts, the divorce timeline varies considerably from case to case. Multiple factors affect how long yours will take, as well as the challenges you’ll face along the way. Divorce is never emotionally, financially, or logistically simple. One of the most common questions people ask when they start the process is: How long is this going…
In Massachusetts, a contested divorce means you’ll be going to court to resolve disputes that can’t be settled outside of the courtroom. This isn’t a quick or simple undertaking. Contested divorce trials are legally intense, emotionally charged, and time-consuming. Divorce is never easy, but when you and your spouse can’t agree on critical issues like…
Parenting plans set the framework for how divorced or separated parents will continue to co-parent and care for their children moving forward. They’re one of the most important components of any Massachusetts divorce involving children. These plans are not optional, either. The court requires them as part of the divorce process if you have minor…
Rule 401 and Rule 410 will shape the early exchange of financial information if you’re going through a divorce in Massachusetts. These rules, set by the Probate and Family Court, make sure that both spouses fully disclose their financial circumstances. This helps the court make fair decisions about child support, alimony, property division, and more….
How Temporary Orders Work During a Divorce in Massachusetts Temporary orders are legally binding directives issued by the Probate and Family Court after one party files a motion, usually early in the divorce process. These orders can address issues like child custody, parenting time, child support, spousal support, and who gets to live in the…
How the Divorce Process Works in Massachusetts: Step-by-Step for 2025 In Massachusetts, every divorce goes through a legal process in the Probate and Family Court. There are two types of divorce: a joint petition (called a 1A divorce) when both spouses agree, and a contested divorce (called a 1B) when one spouse files alone. No…
What Is Family Law And Why It Matters When you think of family law, most people think of divorce and child custody. However, there is more to family law than most people think. Family law is any legal procedure that is specifically related to families and their relationships. Some of these include: This causes the “world”…
The Best Divorce Lawyer in Worcester Ma Will Help You Make Important Decisions, File Necessary Paperwork, and Lead You to a Fair Ruling If you are looking for a divorce lawyer in Worcester MA then the law offices of Rudolf, Smith, Griffis & Ruggieri, LLP is the place to start. We understand how traumatic, emotional,…
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Our client was accused of indecent assault and battery on a child under 14 and was summonsed to a Clerk’s Hearing. We immediately hired an investigator and gathered proof that the allegations were false. As a result of our thorough investigation of the allegations, we were able to present a strong defense at the Clerk’s Hearing. The Clerk Magistrate relied on our legal and factual arguments and decided that no criminal charges should issue.
Our client walked out of Berkshire Superior Court on Wednesday a free man after a jury acquitted him of charges that he had shot and killed a man in 2017.
Our client walked out of Berkshire Superior Court on Wednesday a free man after a jury acquitted him of charges that he had shot and killed a man in 2017.