For many professionals in Massachusetts, particularly in technology, finance, and biotech, compensation often extends well beyond salary and annual bonuses. Restricted Stock Units (RSUs) and stock options frequently make up a substantial share of overall earnings. Dividing these assets in a divorce can be significantly more complicated than splitting a bank account....
Timing is everything, even when it comes to divorce. Deciding when to file will affect your finances, the well-being of your children, and your ability to move on to the next phase of your life. Regardless, it’s important to consult with an experienced Family Law & Probate attorney to protect...
Divorces are difficult experiences, regardless of the issues that exist between the spouses. Property distribution can be especially challenging. Massachusetts is an equitable distribution state, which means judges will divide the property based on what is equitable (fair) and not necessarily what is equal. This, alone, introduces an element of...
People who own businesses and get married in Massachusetts usually believe that their marriages will last years, even decades. However, over time, two married individuals can easily grow apart, leaving them with no choice but to get divorced. Fortunately, company owners can take a few steps to safeguard their property ifÂ
When couples in Massachusetts marry, they often expect their unions to be long lasting. However, sometimes, divorce simply cannot be avoided. In fact, more than 10 percent of Americans who are at least 15 years old have gone through marital breakups and have not gotten married again. Couples divorce for a...
Financial issues can be just as problematic during the divorce process as they can be during the marriage itself. Unfortunately, if those going through divorce in Massachusetts make poor decisions when dealing with complex financial issues, it can cost them in the long run. Here are some mistakes that those navigating the process would be...
