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The court may take a “second look” at your prenuptial agreement to ascertain if the agreement was “fair and reasonable” at the time it was signed and if the terms of the agreement are “conscionable” at the time of divorce. 

Financing and borrowing money are a way of life for most couples in America.  We rely on financing options and credit cards to purchase items that are vital to our daily lives.  For example, many couples take advantage of favorable financing deals when purchasing a car.  An automobile is a necess...

The Impact of Gambling, Bad Investments, and Reckless Spending on Property Division in a Massachusetts Divorce If the marital estate is diminished due to your spouse's gambling problem, bad investment decisions, or other wasteful spending are you entitled to a disproportionate share of the marita...

If you are the biological father of a child born outside of marriage, there are significant legal rights and financial obligations at issue.  Unmarried fathers may be surprised to learn that they are obligated to pay child support from the date of the child's birth even if they are not aware that...

What Happens in a Divorce if Your Spouse Had an Affair? There is perhaps no greater form of betrayal then when one spouse cheats on the other.  The realization that your husband or wife was unfaithful can evoke powerful emotions that range from sadness to intense anger.  An affair is devastating...

I am young, healthy, and in the prime of my life – why do I need an estate plan? When I think of estate planning I am reminded of a phrase that was often used when I served in the Marine Corps, and while it is a bit crude it makes the point:  “piss poor planning makes for piss poor performance.” ...