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New Child Support Guidelines are on the Way!
The Divorce is Over, Now What?
I Want to Change My Name!
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New Child Support Guidelines are on the Way!
As of August 1, 2013, new child support guidelines will be implemented in all Probate & Family Courts in Massachusetts. The last revision was in 2009. The new guidelines include significant changes from those in effect at this time.  Click Here to Learn More
The Divorce is Over, Now What?

So the separation agreement is signed and filed with the court, custody has been determined, the assets divided, and the court has granted your divorce. What happens next?  Click Here to Read More

 
I Want to Change My Name!
Maybe you are getting divorced and you do not want to retain your married name. What can you do? Click Here to Learn More

 
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