Category Archives: Alimony

Mavrides Law has been featured as a 2019 Best Law Firm in Divorce & Family Law by U.S. News & World Report & Best Lawyers Magazine

We are so honored to be listed as a "Best Law Firm" in the category of Divorce & Family Law, by U.S. News & World Report! Please see our press release below, or click here to read the press release: BOSTON - November 1, 2018 Mavrides Law has been featured as a 2019 Best Law…

What is included in a MA Financial Statement, and Do I Need One?

In all Massachusetts divorce cases, each party is required to fill out a financial statement. So, every person getting a divorce (contested or uncontested) must fill one out. A financial statement is important because it is an overview of your current financial situation, and can help determine child support, spousal support, division of assets and…

Can You Modify Alimony Without Involving the Court? Maybe, but you do so with great risk.

A court order or judgment remains in effect until it is modified and replaced by a subsequent court order of judgment, right? But, what happens if you and your former spouse agree to change the amount of alimony to be paid, on your own, without any court intervention? If you both agree on this change,…

Alimony: Defining the Length of Marriage if Multiple Complaints for Divorce Have Been Filed

by: Jennifer R. Silva, Esq. In Massachusetts, the “alimony statute” outlines the duration of alimony payments based on the length of the marriage. Massachusetts General Laws ch. 208 §48 defines the length of marriage as “the number of months from the date of legal marriage to the date of service of a complaint or petition for…

Category Archives: Alimony

Mavrides Law has been featured as a 2019 Best Law Firm in Divorce & Family Law by U.S. News & World Report & Best Lawyers Magazine

What is included in a MA Financial Statement, and Do I Need One?

Can You Modify Alimony Without Involving the Court? Maybe, but you do so with great risk.

Alimony: Defining the Length of Marriage if Multiple Complaints for Divorce Have Been Filed

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