Cambridge Divorce Attorneys

Divorce Lawyers in Cambridge Protecting the Future of Clients

One of the hardest things a person will ever experience is a divorce. When considering or facing a divorce, you need a law firm with the resources and advice to protect your future. Ultimately, your lawyer needs to understand to your goals and long-term hopes; when we know those, we can help you navigate the law to ensure the best possible result for your divorce.Miller Law Group, P.C. is made of experienced and equipped attorneys who are ready to craft custom solutions adapted to your unique situation.

Our philosophy regarding divorce is simple: we want to make divorce as smooth, cost-effective, and personally enriching as possible. Divorce is difficult, but it doesn't have to be harmful. Unfortunately, some lawyers allow a divorce case to devolve into marital fighting and shouting matches. To us, divorce can be collaborative, cooperative, and constructive. It can help both you and your spouse part ways in good faith, while still working together as co-parents or friends. Our goal, in the end, is to make sure your family ties are still strong after the divorce—even if your family changes shape.

Contact our Cambridge divorce attorneys right now for a free review of your case. We’re ready to talk when you call (888) 874-2142.

How Massachusetts Divorce Works

Since Miller Law Group, P.C. is completely focused on family law, we can handle every single aspect of your divorce agreement, from creating a spousal support plan to drafting a parenting agreement. We’ve helped hundreds of clients preserve their families while getting the best possible outcome for their future, and our experience means that we understand just what we need to do to help our clients.

Our Cambridge divorce attorneys help with all dimensions of your divorce:

Many divorces are mutual and amicable, but others are highly contested legal battles. Arguments about property division, child custody, alimony or child support, and other issues sometimes create a bitter and hostile environment. We counsel our clients away from making destructive and emotional decisions in favor of what's best for them and their families. Divorce is not a “win” or “lose” situation. Instead, MLG tries to help each client work with their spouse to create the post-marriage life that's best for both of them. That's the best kind of "victory" any family can hope for.

Protect Your Future By Calling Our Cambridge Divorce Lawyers

Miller Law Group, P.C. is ready to help steer your divorce to a successful result. You can be certain that your case will receive the attention it needs because our team meets each week to discuss your case's strategy. You will have the benefit of decades of collective insight, experience, and intellect regarding family law, something no individual lawyer could provide.

We take reaching a fair divorce agreement seriously and always seek to settle things outside of court. However, if our client is unable to come to an agreement with their spouse, we are prepared to present the case before a judge. With a thorough case preparation approach, we'll make sure your interests are well represented both inside and outside the courtroom. Call us today to find out who we’ll work for you.

Call our Cambridge divorce lawyers for a free initial consultation at (888) 874-2142. We're ready to help you start planning for the future.

Cambridge Divorce FAQ

How does Massachusetts law divide marital property during a divorce?

Massachusetts follows an equitable distribution model, meaning that marital property is divided fairly, though not necessarily equally, during a divorce. The court will consider several factors, including the length of the marriage, each spouse's contributions (both financial and non-financial), and each party’s future financial needs.

What are the different types of alimony in Massachusetts?

Massachusetts law provides different types of alimony, each designed to meet the specific needs of divorcing spouses. General term alimony involves payments made to a dependent spouse, typically in longer marriages, where ongoing financial support is necessary. Rehabilitative alimony is intended as temporary support to help a spouse become financially independent, often by returning to school or undergoing job training. Reimbursement alimony is paid to compensate a spouse for significant financial contributions made during the marriage, such as supporting the other spouse’s education or career. Finally, transitional alimony offers short-term support to help a spouse adjust to post-divorce life, such as relocating to a new home or adapting to a new financial situation. The court determines both the amount and duration of alimony based on various factors, including the length of the marriage, the recipient’s financial need, and the payer’s ability to provide support.

Can I modify a parenting plan if I get a job offer outside of Massachusetts?

Yes, you can request a modification of your parenting plan if you receive a job offer outside of Massachusetts. However, relocating with a child after divorce requires approval from the court, especially if it impacts the other parent’s ability to exercise their visitation rights. In Massachusetts, the court will consider whether the relocation is in the best interests of the child. Factors such as the reason for the move, the relationship between the child and both parents, and the impact of the relocation on the child’s wellbeing will all be considered.

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