Divorce/Marital Dissolution
What can Michael Eramo's of Counsel Associates do for me in a divorce?
The attorneys can provide legal guidance in all family matters such as Gay Marriage Divorce, Custody, Visitation, Parenting Plans, Paternity, Spousal Support, Child Support, Prenuptial and Postnuptial Agreements, as well as division of marital assets.
What do I need to know about marital dissolution?
- The divorce process entails two main objectives: first, an equitable division of the marital assets and liabilities; second, where children are involved, and/or where one spouse seeks continued financial support, the process seeks to find a fair and reasonable resolution.
- Once the marital property is divided, modifications to the division is not possible because property division is considered final. A rare exception exists where the property division ordered by the court is considered grossly inequitable.
- However, matters affecting the best interests of a child, child support, and spousal support are areas that may be modifiable, based on a material change in circumstances.
- The Massachusetts legislature is considering a substantial change in the law in the area of alimony (spousal support). For more information please see: garymhorwitz.com/inthenews/
- In Massachusetts, a spouse may allege fault grounds. A spouse may also allege that irreconcilable differences have led to the irretrievable breakdown of the marriage, such that no fault is alleged.
- Every marriage is unique. For a complete understanding of the issues and options available to your particular situation, contact us for free initial consultation.
Where can I get more information about divorce and other family law matters?
- Send us an e-mail inquiry for information based on your circumstances
- Phone Attorney Michael Eramo at (978) 774-2200
- Visit Attorney Eramo's of Counsel associates websites, or call:
www.garymhorwitz.com Attorney Gary M. Horwitz Ph. (978) 250-4646
www.dansilvermanlaw.com Attorney Dan Silverman Ph. (781) 245-9019