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Phone: (978) 470-4567

Address: 305 N Main St, Andover, MA 01810

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Divorce
You can formalize your separation in a separation agreement that is similar to a divorce agreement in all aspects and is binding and enforceable if filed with the court with an order issued committing the parties to its provisions. A typical separation agreement may include the following...
Child Support
In many cases where married couples with minor children separate or divorce, there may be an issue regarding child support, which is simply payments made to the custodial parent by the noncustodial parent. All parents have an obligation to contribute to the support of their children and the amount they have to pay are largely determined by rules of the court, though courts are given discretion to deviate from the guidelines. These guidelines take into account the income of both of the parents, the number of children and the custody arrangement. Â Â These same element apply to couples who have not married but who have children of their relationship.
Child Custody and Visitation
Marriages with considerable assets often generate problems when it comes to a divorce, especially if the marriage was long term and minor children are involved. If the parties are unable to agree on how to divide the assets and how custody and visitation is to be handled, then they face the possibility of protracted litigation and enormous legal fees.
Adoption
Paternity
In this era where paternity disputes are played out on the Jerry Springer television show for entertainment purposes, the issue of paternity remains a serious one. Paternity refers to determining the childâ€™s father and the rights and obligations associated with parenthood.
Premarital Agreement
A prenuptial agreement is a legal document that details what will happen to the assets and property of a spouse in the event of a divorce.Â They may also define future spousal obligations in the event of a divorce.
Guardianship
The firm provides aggressive and attentive representation to clients in all areas of Family Law including divorce, legal separation, paternity, child custody, support/ alimony, modification, contempt, removal, domestic violence, guardianship, real estate partition and adoption proceedings. Although the focus of the firm is in the area of Family Law, it also provides representation to its select clients in real estate, criminal and personal injury matters.
Spousal Support
Spousal support, more colloquially known as alimony, is one of the most common types of legal obligations that individuals are faced with when pursuing divorce. If youâ€™re getting divorced in Massachusetts, attorney Michael F. Mimno will work as your alimony advocate.
Legal Separation
Not all breakups end in divorce since a divorce is highly stressful in most cases. A legal separation can include most elements of a divorce without the formal breakup and ending of most ties, emotional and financial.
Annulment
A no-fault divorce can also be filed in New Hampshire. In a no-fault divorce, divorce is filed based on â€œirreconcilable differencesâ€ of the partiesâ€™, according to Title XLIII Domestic Relations, Chapter 458 â€“ Annulment, Divorce and Separation of the New Hampshire Revised Statues Annotated.
Child Abuse
Encourage parents to develop their own parenting plan with the assistance of legal and mediation professionals, unless there is evidence of domestic violence, child abuse or neglect

Restraining Order
The Complaint for Separate Support is similar but more comprehensive in that it alleges the defendant is not adequately providing for the children or for the plaintiff spouse without justifiable cause and that the parties are living apart for justifiable cause. The plaintiff spouse can also request formal custody of the children, that a restraining order be issued, and that the principle residence be conveyed to him or her.

Severance Agreement
A court will look at the income sources of the paying parent. Income is from whatever source derived and includes salaries, wages, overtime and tips, bonuses and commissions certain insurance payments, rental payments, cash awards, veteranâ€™s benefits, unemployment compensation, insurance benefits, royalties, severance pay, social security, and any other source. Income or benefits from a public assistance program such as SNAP (food stamps) and SSI is not considered income.

Personal Injury

Trusts and Estates

Probate

Tax Law
Divorce is a dissolution process where a formal relationship between two parties, regardless of their gender in many states including Massachusetts, is terminated and the marital assets distributed on an equitable basis and the custody of the children, if any, are determined. There can be significant tax issues involved in a marital dissolution and substantial emotional issues regarding the children and the ending of what was once a loving and tight relationship. If you are contemplating a divorce or just want time to examine your options, you may wish to consider a legal separation.

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