Lodolce Family Law

read morePeople's situations change over time, and divorced individuals are no exception. You may find your situation changed since your divorce, and you need to modify the child support, alimony, child custody or parenting plan.

read moreOutrageous child support obligations are bad for everyone. The person who is obligated to provide child support may find they are unable to support themselves and their children. The person receiving child support payments may discover that the obligor, finding they are unable to make full support payments, quits making payments all together. In either event, the children suffer. At LoDolce Family Law, Attorney Ann LoDolce has over 34 years experience negotiating fair child support payments. In those cases where we cannot obtain a fair agreement, we are prepared to assist you in arriving at a fair support arrangement through mediation.

read moreMassachusetts is an equitable distribution of property state rather than a community property state. What this means to you is that the division of property, including marital assets and debts, is not clear cut. There are a number of factors the court can consider in making the property division. Because of the uncertainty in having the court divide property among the parties, Attorney Ann LoDolce advocates a collaborative approach to property division, if possible. Attorney LoDolce has over 34 years experience negotiating an equitable distribution of property and debts, including real estate holdings, pension and retirement plans, stock options, collections, and other assets in a divorce.

read moreWhen a couple has substantial property or debts, divorce can be a complicated process, even with no children. Ann LoDolce can provide you with guidance through mediation in apportioning assets and debts. Asset valuation issues in a divorce can be inherently complicated, causing it to become a complex divorce. If you have substantial assets and debts that will need to be valued and divided, please schedule a confidential consultation with Attorney Ann LoDoce by calling us at (508) 583-2424. Our network of professionals and our skilled asset valuation team will assist you in understanding the issues you face, determining fair value of assets and debts, and represent your financial and emotional interests in a divorce.

read moreLoDolce Family Law shares your concern for the well-being of your children. We understand a divorce impacts your children as well as you. That is why we recommend a collaborative approach to child custody and visitation schedules. Too often children are pawns in a divorce; this can have an emotional impact on your children that can last a lifetime. In addition, no one knows and understands your children like you do. We advocate having the parties who understand the needs of your children make the decisions regarding custody and parenting plan.