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Phone: (781) 862-1099

Address: 1620 Massachusetts Ave Ste 8, Lexington, MA 02420

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Divorce
Divorce mediation is a negotiation between spouses who have decided to end their marriage without litigation. It is voluntary and confidential. A divorce mediator is a neutral party trained to help couples resolve the inevitable disputes that arise during divorce. The primary task of the mediation is to produce a fair and reasonable separation agreement.
Child Support
3. In 2000 a Massachusetts court of appeals ruled against the right of divorced parents to enter into a written, post-divorce agreement to lower the father’s child support below the court ordered amount. [Quinn v. Quinn, 49 Mass. App. Ct. 144 (2000).] The appeals court reasoned that parents may not bargain away the rights of their children without court approval. After Quinn the Probate and Family Court created a joint petition under Supplemental Rule 412 – establishing a procedure for a judge to ratify (modify or reject) reduced child support agreed by the parents after divorce.
Premarital Agreement
Premarital Agreements (previously known as ‘prenuptial’ or ‘antenuptial’ agreements) are contracts made by people before they marry. They are designed by prospective spouses to define and limit their separate ownership interests in property after marriage. Premarital Agreements do not take effect until the marriage has occurred. Thus an enforceable premarital agreement can determine the distribution of marital assets at the end of a marriage — immediately after the wedding.
Spousal Support
In 2013, Supplemental Rule 412’s single-issue focus was vastly expanded. It now permits parties to jointly petition the court to modify a judgment or order on virtually any post-divorce issue – including alimony, custody, inheritance, asset transfers and child support. When both parties submit their agreement on a signed and notarized court form (and all the other requirements of Rule 412 are met) – a judge has 21 days to either allow the joint petition without a court appearance – or to compel additional information and/or a court appearance. If the agreement is approved no hearing is necessary, and both parties will receive a copy of the court’s decision in the mail within 30 days of filing all the required paperwork.

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