Whether you found a divorce attorney’s business card in your spouse’s pocket, or have just been handed a complaint for divorce by a constable, there are common mistakes that are often made but which should be avoided.
Ignoring the situation can cause irreparable harm
Often, a person will receive the Complaint for Divorce and become so devastated, [...]
Divorce, Preparing for Divorce
Tags: assets, child custody, complaint, counterclaim, Divorce, Guardian ad Litem, marital assets, Massachusetts law, restraining order, service
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Service of divorce papers means that someone, typically a constable, has handed you documents filed by your spouse. The documents usually include a copy of:
the complaint for divorce
a summons
a blank financial statement
a tracking assignment which indicates who your judge will be, and
information about a rule which prohibits you and your spouse from transferring, selling, or [...]
