Family Law Contact Form

Couples who are planning to cohabitate or marry should consider working with an attorney to draft a premarital or cohabitation agreement to establish a framework for handling financial and property issues that arise during marriage. By addressing these issues early, you may avoid conflict in the future. To find out how our firm can work with you to address your family law needs, contact us to schedule a consultation and case evaluation with and experienced attorney.

Information for Your Family Law Concern

If you are considering a divorce in Massachusetts, you should select an attorney with a full-service family law office.

Jennifer Melia brings more than 15 years of experience to the task of protecting your rights. Arrange your initial consultation by calling 508-762-4641.

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Email Address

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What is the nature of your inquiry?
Divorce
Child Support
Child Custody
Division of Property
Spousal Abuse
Premarital Agreement
Other

Please let us know if we should contact you confidentially and list the phone number and address contact information.

Name and address of employer

Job title and description

Employed since

Name of spouse

Number of years married

Do you have children and if so, what are their ages?

Have you been divorced before, and if so, please list the dates of your previous marriages and divorces.

Are you currently separated from your current spouse?
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Date last lived together

Have you discussed reconciliation?

If so, what is the status?

Have there been any incidents of violence in the marriage?

Is your spouse currently represented by an attorney?

If yes, please list the name of the firm and/or attorney.

Please provide a general description of the assets of both parties.

Please provide a general description of the liabilities of both parties.

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