Divorce is never easy, emotionally or financially. And with the rise of digital assets like Bitcoin, Ethereum, and other cryptocurrencies, separating finances has become even more complex. More and more people hold cryptocurrency—sometimes without their spouse even knowing. That makes it a critical issue in...
Building a Stronger Future: The Smart Way to Approach a Prenuptial Agreement Prenuptial agreements (otherwise known as prenups) have become a practical tool for couples of all financial backgrounds. These agreements allow partners to define how their assets, debts, and responsibilities will be handled during...
Divorce The Parties in this case were married in 2000 and had two children during their marriage. Throughout the marriage, Husband was the primary financial contributor while Wife stopped working from 2005 to 2016, after the birth of their second child. Prior to that time,...
Love Without the License: Why Cohabitation Agreements Matter in Massachusetts Enforceability of Cohabitation Agreements in Massachusetts Marriage has many financial benefits for couples, including some legal protection when it comes to finances in the event of divorce. But what about unmarried couples? In the past,...
Issues of Custody, Parenting Time, and One Bad Haircut In a hair-raising decision this week, the Massachusetts Appeals Court upheld the Probate and Family Court’s judgment in James Vander Salm v. Kara Fontenot (2025), addressing issues of custody, parenting time, appellate attorney’s fees – and...
