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Settlement of disputed issues is always preferable to litigation. At The Massachusetts Family Law Group, our attorneys always explore settlement first before discussing litigation.  After all, if you and your spouse can agree to the terms of your separation and property division, then a separation and property settlement agreement may be for you.

Separation and property settlement agreements are legal contracts which may provide for the terms of your separation, child custody, child support, property division, responsibility for joint debts, alimony provisions and any other issues that you and your spouse may have arising out of your marriage.

Our firm can help you locate and value assets acquired during the marriage, and negotiate a fair settlement of care and custody of children, support and property division issues.  To view must-have clauses for your separation agreement, click here.  For the best parenting plan clauses, click here.

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

Call your Massachusetts separation agreement attorneys at (800) 910-DIVORCE, or to schedule a no-obligation consultation in our Norwood, Andover, Worcester, Springfield, Plymouth or Cape Cod offices, please contact us.

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Contested Divorce
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Grandparents' Rights
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Norwood, MA 02062

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Worcester, MA 01608

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Andover, MA  01810

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Plymouth, MA  02360

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Springfield, MA 01144

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