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The Case of Dolan v. Dolan: Massachusetts Two-Prong Test for the Modification of Alimony

In the recent case of Dolan v. Dolan, the Massachusetts Court of Appeals affirmed the longstanding rule for applying the two-prong analysis used in determining whether an applicant has demonstrated a material change in circumstances for the purpose of calculating alimony modification. In the appellate case, Mr. Dolan appealed the ruling of Judge Gorman, who…

A Case You Should Know: Dematteo v. Dematteo

The Supreme Judicial Court Ruling In the case of Joseph Dematteo vs. Susan J. Dematteo, the Supreme Judicial Court ruled that the Probate and Family Court judge came to an incorrect conclusion in finding that the prenuptial agreement between spouses of about 8 years, Joseph and Susan was unenforceable. The probate and family court’s judgment…

Clauses and Your Prenup in Massachusetts

If you are considering a prenuptial agreement in Massachusetts for you and your fiancé, it is important that you understand the relevant rules around these agreements. With so many couples divorcing over issues related to money, a prenuptial agreement can be a great way to establish clear expectations for your marriage. You may even be…

Back to Basics: Ways to Divorce in Massachusetts

In Massachusetts, there are several potential ways to get a divorce. The way you choose largely depends on whether you and your spouse agree on the terms of your divorce and your personal preference. If you are confused about your options, you can talk to a Massachusetts divorce attorney for assistance. Uncontested Divorce An uncontested…

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The Case of Dolan v. Dolan: Massachusetts Two-Prong Test for the Modification of Alimony

A Case You Should Know: Dematteo v. Dematteo

Clauses and Your Prenup in Massachusetts

Back to Basics: Ways to Divorce in Massachusetts

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