What is a Gray Divorce Gray divorce refers to the dissolution of a marriage involving individuals typically aged 50 and older. These divorces often come after decades of marriage, making them distinct from divorces that occur earlier in life. Legal Considerations in Massachusetts If you have been married for 20+ years and contemplating divorce in…
Divorce can be a challenging and emotional process, but having a solid understanding of the divorce laws in your state can help you navigate the legal complexities more effectively. If you are considering or going through a divorce in Massachusetts, this comprehensive guide will provide you with valuable information about the divorce laws specific to…
The Supreme Judicial Court’s recent decision in the case of Cavanaugh v. Cavanaugh has had a major impact on how alimony and child support are calculated in Massachusetts family court cases. The court’s decision, which was issued in June 2022, has revised the way in which income is considered when determining support payments, and has…
Case Summary: Here, the material circumstances have changed since the judgment of divorce entered in 2006. Plaintiff’s gross and net income have both decreased since her waiver of alimony in 2006, even as her expenses and the cost of living have increased. Plaintiff used the child support to maintain a home and life for the…
Attorney Michael Franklin represented a client who is a salesman and was required to pay $742.00 per week plus 20% of all gross income earned over $180,000.00 per year as alimony to his ex-wife. His base pay was $180,000.00 per year. He lost his employment and obtained new employment with a base pay of $130,000.00…
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