The laws regarding alimony in Massachusetts have changed significantly in the past decade with the passage of the Alimony Reform Act (Mass. Gen. Laws c. 208, §§48-55) in 2011 and the courts’ interpretation of that law in the ensuing years. With all these changes in a short period of time, it is important to understand the current state of alimony in Massachusetts as you enter into a divorce. For those who are already divorced, it is also important to understand how these recent changes in the law may (or may not) impact your existing alimony order. Having represented numerous clients either paying or receiving spousal support, Allison can help advise you as to how alimony may impact your case.
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