Uncontested Divorce Laws in Massachusetts
When it comes to Divorce in Massachusetts, an uncontested divorce is the quickest and most painless option there is for couples. A Joint Petition for Divorce is filed with an Affidavit of Irretrievable Breakdown, meaning all agree the marriage can’t continue. Even though this Agreement sounds cut and dry, the dissolution of a marriage under any circumstances can be emotional and a time of great change and upheaval. Having Legal Counsel you can trust in your corner will help the process go forward smoothly and with as little contention as possible. Shapiro Law Group, PC has the dedication and focus you need at this time to help you get through an uncontested divorce.
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UNCONTESTED DIVORCE DECISIONS
Even when the Divorce goes forward uncontested, there are still decisions to be made. Some of those decisions may include Alimony, division of property, and child support and Custody issues. This can open the door to disagreements or disputes that can potentially make an uncontested Divorce more complicated than expected. Our Firm will utilize our negotiating experience to help ensure your needs are met during what may be a difficult time. We will also handle all of the documents needed to resolve any issues in a timely manner. When disagreements or disputes do arise, we will aggressively pursue solutions that are in your best interest. Our Firm will get to know your situation and give your case the time and individual attention you need.
Throughout the Divorce process, even if uncontested, you will need guidance and advice. We can provide the resources you need and get you the answers that make the process clearer and less confusing. Our Firm will give your case the time and resources needed to ensure your rights are upheld. We also provide ongoing support while you go through this chapter of your life. Let Shapiro Law Group, PC help you navigate an uncontested Divorce and move forward toward a new chapter. Contact us today to set up your free initial telephone consultation. (617) 812-2398.
