Elizabeth L. Stiritz, Attorney at Law

Elizabeth L. Stiritz, Attorney at Law, represents clients in property and divorce, uncontested divorce, custody, and visitation. Child support, alimony, and other family matters are handled by this company. There is a lot to think about when ending a marriage. Consideration must be given to the local law of property partition and co-parenting. People think about their children when they divorce. If you've lived in Massachusetts for a year and you are married, you can file for divorce in Massachusetts. A Massachusetts fault divorce requires the petitioner to prove that the petitioner believes there was a reason to file the divorce. If one partner thinks that the marriage is over or if both partners believe that the marriage is over, but they disagree on issues like child custody or child support, the person can request a separated divorce (also known as 1B Divorce). A Massachusetts fault divorce requires the wife seeking the separation to prove that she believes there was a reason to file for the divorce. Fault grounds that Massachusetts recognizes are impotency, adultery, abandonment or desertion, and abusive or cruel treatment.