Settle Your Divorce or Go to Court?

We usually try to settle cases first by entering into negotiations with your spouse’s lawyer. If there is no need for litigation, there is no reason to pursue it. Going to court is more costly and time-consuming than settling your divorce case outside of court. However, we are more than ready to pursue your case in court if the other side is being unreasonable or unwilling to settle.

We are skilled, aggressive litigators prepared to devote our full resources and experience to your case!

Our attorneys are proactive advocates. When it comes to legal action on your behalf, behaving proactively allows our clients and their families to meet their objectives more smoothly. 

Proactive advocacy lets us, to a certain extent:

• Control how the court considers issues
• Decide which evidence to present on your behalf
• Choose where the divorce is filed
• Help influence how the judges may rule

Proactive advocacy also means we can avoid court altogether by working with your spouse's team to come to a mutually-beneficial agreement. Again, if you and your spouse are amicable and agree on most of the issues, there is a good chance we can settle or negotiate your divorce.

Avoid Common Pitfalls

One of the best ways to avoid common divorce pitfalls in a divorce is by securing the representation of one of our Massachusetts divorce lawyers. Our experienced advocates have seen cases like yours many times before. That equips us with the ability to know when it would be best for the client to settle and when it would be more advantageous to go to court. Whatever you're facing, our team is more than prepared to create a mutually-beneficial outcome that achieves your goals for your life.

Put a world-class legal team in your corner. Contact our Massachusetts divorce lawyers!