Divorce Lawyer in North Shore Boston & Danvers

Danvers Divorce Attorney

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When you are dealing with a tough divorce or family law matter, call Attorney Greenberg to seek help from reliable divorce and family law firm that provides sensitive and empathetic client service combined with highly-experienced and practical legal ability. As a Danvers divorce lawyer serving the North Shore Boston area, Attorney Greenberg has over 34 years of experience in Massachusetts divorce and family law.

Here are some other reasons that you should consider our firm:

Our firm offers the personalized attention, responsive communication, and friendly atmosphere that you can only get from a small law firm.
We offer practical advice, comprehensive legal knowledge.
You will get staunch advocacy from divorce attorneys who are fully adept in their field, both in and out of the courtroom.

Whether providing skilled mediation services to resolve a divorce dispute or representing your best interests before a judge, we offer fully qualified and proficient legal assistance in all family law matters.

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Visitation

Visitation refers to the rights of a parent to spend time with his or her child after a divorce or in cases where the parents were never unmarried. In cases where parents can agree on visitation, "reasonable visitation" can be arranged on a more flexible basis. In cases where parents cannot easily communicate, a visitation schedule may be necessary. Read More

Uncontested Divorce

In an uncontested divorce, the spouses have reached an agreement concerning all of the surrounding issues, such as child custody, property division, and more and have had their agreement (called a Separation Agreement) written up and signed so that it can be submitted to the court. Uncontested divorces are less adversarial, less time-consuming, and less expensive. Read More

Property Division

To finalize your divorce, you will need to reach agreed-upon terms regarding how your marital property, assets, and debts will be divided and distributed. This may be a simple or complex matter where business assets, high net worth, complicated financial histories, extensive real estate, or other investments are involved. Read More

Prenuptial Agreements

A prenuptial agreement is a contract between couples who are about to be married which delineates how marital property, assets, and debts are to be distributed should the marriage end in divorce, death, or a separation. This type of agreement can be as simple or extensive as necessary, depending on the complications involved, such as in the cases of blended families, complicated business assets, or second or third marriages. Read More

Paternity

Paternity is a legal issue in the case of a child born to unmarried parents. An unmarried mother may need child support from the child's father. An unmarried father may wish to prove or disprove his parenthood to either avoid unfair child support obligations or to exercise his legal rights to custody and visitation. Read More

Modifications

When the circumstances in your life substantially change following a divorce or paternity case, you may need to seek a modification of an existing court order in regards to child custody, visitation, child support, or alimony. Those who wish to seek such modifications or those who wish to oppose them will need legal guidance. Read More

Mediation

Mediation is an alternate dispute resolution process in which couples work together to reach an agreement on the terms of their divorce with the help of a neutral third party. A mediator's goal is to encourage cooperation, creative problem-solving, and to focus on the issues at hand using constructive communication. Read More

Guardianship of Minors

Where parents are not able to take responsibility and care of a child, a guardianship may be needed. Guardians are legally responsible for the support, welfare, health, and education of a minor under the age of 18 and may be appointed through a parent or through the courts. Temporary agents may also be appointed to care for a child for up to 60 days. Read More

Contested Divorce

In a contested divorce, the spouses have been unable to come to an agreement between themselves about one or more of their divorce-related issues, such as the division of marital property and debts, custody and visitation of children, or alimony. A contested divorce often leads to divorce litigation, in which the courts will decide these issues. Read More

Contempt

When an individual fails to comply with a court order, such as for child support, alimony, or in connection with pending divorce financial matters, or in connection with existing child custody or visitation agreements , he or she may be held in contempt of court. A contempt order from the court may result in legal penalties, such as jail time, orders to pay arrears or other financial consequences, or to comply with custody or visitation terms. Read More

Child Support

In the state of Massachusetts, parents are responsible for the financial support of their minor children whether married, divorced, separated, or where they have never been married. Generally, the noncustodial parent is required to pay this support to the custodial parent to help cover the child's living expenses. Read More

Child Custody

Child custody is often one of the most difficult and contentious issues in a divorce, resulting in highly emotionally-charged disputes. Understanding the various types of custody and working with an attorney who will help you negotiate a resolution or aggressively represent you in court may be a crucial part of your divorce or post-divorce process. Read More

Alimony

In Massachusetts, either spouse may seek alimony from the other without regard to gender. Alimony cases are generally decided on a case-by-case basis through the courts, who now have guidelines from new laws which have been enacted. Alimony may be awarded in cases where one spouse's earning capacity is significantly lower than the other's. Courts will consider many factors in determining this issue. Read More

Divorce

Divorce and family law issues can be complicated and difficult for individuals and their families, involving intense emotions, financial stress, and many tough decisions. Having the support and guidance of an attorney who is thoroughly knowledgeable and versed in the legal factors that can impact your life and the lives of your children can be of supreme importance. Read More

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Our Clients Come First, Time after Time

Most cases settle out of court, but Attorney Greenberg can and does try cases through trial. Her reputation as an aggressive litigator in child custody cases is well-earned and deserved. She understands how important child custody and other family law issues are to parents and families and works zealously to represent your legal rights.

While aggressive representation and extensive experience may be the qualities you seek in your family law issue, you will also have the benefit of the compassionate approach our firm offers. Your calls or emails will be promptly returned by the end of the day. We will take the time to thoroughly understand your case, your particular needs, and treat you with the courtesy that will make your legal experience as pleasant as possible. We know how stressful divorce and its related issues can be and strive to help you through these transitions as smoothly as can be expected.

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Danvers Divorce Attorney

Practice Areas

Protect Your Rights

Visitation

Uncontested Divorce

Property Division

Prenuptial Agreements

Paternity

Modifications

Mediation

Guardianship of Minors

Contested Divorce

Contempt

Child Support

Child Custody

Alimony

Divorce

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