What are my rights in divorce?
My wife and I have been married for 30 years, I am the primary wage earner, and we have a […]
Welcome to the “Massachusetts Family Law” category of the Botelho Law Group Blog. Here, we delve into the complex and sensitive world of family law as it applies in the Commonwealth of Massachusetts. Our expert attorneys share their insights and experiences, providing valuable guidance on a wide range of topics including divorce, child custody, alimony, child support, and adoption. This section is designed to be a resource for individuals navigating the often challenging waters of family law matters. Whether you’re facing a contentious divorce, seeking to understand your rights in a custody dispute, or considering adoption, our articles offer clarity and support. Stay informed on the latest legal trends, court rulings, and legislative updates that could impact your family law case. Our goal is to empower you with the knowledge you need to make informed decisions and achieve the best possible outcomes for you and your family.
My wife and I have been married for 30 years, I am the primary wage earner, and we have a […]
I was married for over 25 years in my divorce battle was horrible. My ex-husband, a local pastor had an
I live in Fall River Massachusetts and I have recently found out over the holiday season that my husband of
The court paperwork shows that we are supposed to both have equal custody of our child. But the father doesn’t
Currently my husband and I are separated and will be going through a divorce shortly. I recently found out that
I do not drink or do any type of illegal drug, even though the mother of my son abuses alcohol
You may always be found in contempt of court for violating any court order of the Family Court system. Regardless
My child is now 10 years old and her father hasn’t seen her since she was two. Child support has
In my divorce, my ex got the house and is responsible for making all monthly payments and is also responsible
Answer: regardless of the place you are married, the laws of the state that you reside in will cover any