Legal Question in Family Law in Massachusetts

Re: Divorce seperation of property

The Court can determine what is fair and equitable. If you can demonstrate concealment of other assets as you suggest, a judge is likely to give you all or most of the equity in the home. However, that may require litigation.

Please feel free to contact me or another attorney for more specific advice.

Greg Lee

www.gregleelaw.com

Re: Divorce seperation of property

Absolutely. You are both entitled to any assets that were acquired in the marriage. You will also have an interest in any assets acquire prior to the marriage. The amount for prior assets may not be divided equally. You should try to obtain all records to show that he received the proceeds for these assets he sold so that you can get an order for him to pay you or levy accounts to acquire such assets. He was not entitled to sell any assets without your permission or without the permission of the court. I would suggest speaking with an attorney to make sure you get everything you are entitled to.

If you have any questions or require additional information please contact me to discuss.

Nicole