Most couples have some kind of joint property, be it real estate, cars, boats, household items, bank accounts or investments. Dividing up these joint assets can be a difficult and time-consuming process. If your marriage was a legal one, Massachusetts has laws governing how you do this, but you are able to create a settlement as long as it is fair.  You may also have joint debts, or debts that you feel jointly responsible for even though they may be in one person’s name. 

Contact us when you need help on how to divide your property in order to give you an equitable division of your marital estate. 

When a couple has little or no marital property, no children and no disagreement on alimony, their divorce usually goes very quickly. Most couples, however, have numerous issues to work out during the divorce process. These issues may involve children or significant marital property: personal property, real estate, a family business, large or concealed debts, trusts, real property in other states, joint and separate accounts, investments, insurance, pensions and other assets. In any divorce, especially one involving complex property matters, an experienced family law attorney can offer valuable guidance and advocacy. 

Attorney Irwin M. Pollack and the divorce lawyers and family law attorneys from the Massachusetts Family Law Group pride themselves on their aggressive advocacy for clients and corresponding track record of success. 

For more information, call (800) 910-DIVORCE or to schedule a no-obligation consultation in our Norwood, Andover, Worcester, Springfield, Plymouth or Cape Cod offices, please contact us.