DIVORCE ATTORNEYS
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Whether you are considering divorce, have made the decision to end your marriage and want to file first, or your spouse has initiated the divorce proceedings, the first thing that you need to do is retain a divorce lawyer who focuses on family law.
You want to be comfortable with your choice of attorney, so we’ve written a Special Report on how to hire a divorce lawyer. Ask anyone who is going – or has already gone – down this road and the first thing they’ll tell you is how a lawyer can and will protect you from the potential nightmare of a divorce. Learn More About Lawyers & Fees
If you don’t know where to start, contact our Founder and Lead Attorney, Irwin M. Pollack.
There is more than one way to obtain a divorce. If you want to save on legal fees, reduce stress, save time and minimize the effects of divorce on your children, consider an uncontested divorce. The focus is on compromise and settlement before litigation, or at least settling the case soon after filing. Contact Massachusetts Flat-Fee Divorce Attorneys
No matter how hard you try, there are times when you and your spouse are unable to reach an agreement on all of the divorce issues. In this case, your matter will be considered a contested divorce. Our lawyers from The Massachusetts Family Law Group are tough litigators who thrive on high-conflict and complex matters. Ask around the courts and you’ll hear how our team is respected for our clear focus, work ethic and intense advocacy.
Whichever option you decide to take, we’re here to help. You will find that we are widely regarded as among Massachusetts’ top-tier of domestic relations law firms. We have the means necessary to compete with any other divorce lawyer in the state. Our firm is technologically superior. We also have excellent working relationships with various experts that may be involved in your case, including real estate appraisers, CPAs, custody evaluators, vocational assessors and private investigators.
Our divorce lawyers and family law attorneys zealously advocate on behalf of both men and women in Massachusetts. Our goal is to achieve the best results through negotiation when possible, or through litigation when necessary.
It is well-settled that women are a dominant presence in the work force today. Even women who don’t work outside the home are recognized by the courts for the contribution they make to their household. While they may or may not be wage earners, homemakers add value in many ways. Think about it: isn’t running a household a job in and of itself? From managing household finances, to raising children and planning family vacations…considering a stay-at-home spouse anything less than the Chief Executive Officer of the family and an equal marriage partner would be creating an injustice.
Times change. We now look at parenting through a different lens, and we realize that children need their fathers, as well as mothers. We also offer strong, proactive representation for men facing divorce. Often men in custody situations know they are facing an uphill battle if they want to be more than just a weekend parent to their children. Some men have been forced to agree to pay excessive child and spousal support. Our law firm works at correcting these wrongs every single day as we fight for the rights of men during and after divorce, in modification actions, and in paternity actions.
Here’s another thing to consider: we don’t mince words. A lot of law firms in Massachusetts will tell you what you want to hear or are afraid to tell you the truth. Not us. We are extremely honest in our opinions and are not afraid to tell you if we can’t help you with what you hope to accomplish. We will also advise you how to protect yourself relating to finances and estate planning and we’ll offer insight as it relates to helping children and divorce.
Interestingly enough, not all of our clients are at the beginning stages of the process. Approximately 1 out of every 6 clients contacts us because their case is not progressing the way they had hoped. Others are referred to us from current or former clients because they’re frustrated with the lack of zealous representation or poor communication they feel they’re receiving from their current lawyer. For the same reason that you’re here…you are not obligated to stay with an attorney if your needs are not being met. Learn more about changing lawyers.
With offices in Norwood, Woburn, Worcester, Springfield, and Plymouth, we have the experience, resources, and talent to deliver outstanding results.
Our geographic footprint ensures that the lawyer who appears in court for you will be someone you know, someone who knows your case, and someone who knows how things get done in the courtroom where your case will be decided.
For contested matters, we offer no-obligation consultations – on weekends or during the week starting at 5 o’clock in the morning. To learn more, see our Consultation Calendar.
Call us at (800) 910-DIVORCE or contact us online. The sooner you involve a lawyer, the better able you will be to gather evidence and address other important elements of your case.