Tag Archives: Modification of Divorce Agreement

5.0 Star Review of Client

April 20, 2017 · by · in Andover MA Divorce Attorney, Cambridge MA Divorce Attorney, child custody, Child Support Mediation, contested divorce, Divorce Attorney MA, Divorce Trials, Essex County Divorce, Essex County Paternity, family law attorney ma, Family Law Mediation, Gay Marriage, Joint Custody, Litigation Attorney, MA Family Law Attorney, Mediation Attorney, Mediation in Massachusetts, middlesex County Divorce, paternity cases in MA, Post Divorce Modification, salem ma divorce attorney, Same Sex Custody Cases, Sole Custody · Leave a comment

5.0 stars Posted by Niall on May 8, 2013 A good man, person and excellent attorney I have know Atty. Philip Byers personally and professionally for many years. He handled my divorce proceedings in a most professional manner. During the preliminary proceedings, he had provided the opposing counsel with a separation agreement that was both […]

Terminating Alimony Following a Long Term Marriage in Massachusetts

January 5, 2015 · by · in Andover MA Divorce Attorney, Cambridge MA Divorce Attorney, Essex County Divorce, Law Office of Philip J. Byers, long-term marriage, MA Family Law Attorney, New Massachusetts Alimony Statute, Post Divorce Modification, Probate Court of MA · Leave a comment

If you have read some of my earlier Word Press articles describing the Alimony Reform Act of 2011, you are aware that Massachusetts, with the enactment of this legislation, limited the duration of alimony for short-term and mid-term marriages, and designated an age at which the payor would be released from the obligation of spousal […]

MODIFICATION OF DIVORCE AGREEMENTS IN MASSACHUSETTS

July 10, 2013 · by · in Alimony, Andover MA, Cambridge MA, Child Support, custody, divorce, Essex County, Family Law, Family Law Attorney, Joint Custody, Middlesex County, modification, New Massachusetts Alimony Statute, Parenting Plans, Salem MA, Worcester MA · Leave a comment

When we meet to discuss modification, the first issue I need to determine with you is whether or not the order/judgment can be modified. When a divorce agreement is prepared and submitted to the probate court for approval, once the judge approves the agreement, the question becomes, does the agreement merge or does it survive. […]