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Divorce
Preparing for divorce can be a challenging and overwhelming experience. Whether you’ve made the decision to end your marriage or are simply exploring your options, it’s essential to educate yourself on the divorce process, your legal rights, and your financial responsibilities. This section provides educational material on how to approach divorce, optimizing your mindset, issues you should consider, uncontested divorces, the role of mediation, and more.

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Address: 277 Bedford St, Fall River, MA 02720

Website: https://www.billfariaslaw.com/contact-us

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Bill Farias Law Office

Divorce
Preparing for divorce can be a challenging and overwhelming experience. Whether you’ve made the decision to end your marriage or are simply exploring your options, it’s essential to educate yourself on the divorce process, your legal rights, and your financial responsibilities. This section provides educational material on how to approach divorce, optimizing your mindset, issues you should consider, uncontested divorces, the role of mediation, and more.
Child Support
When going through a divorce or separation, child support is one of the most important and frequently contested issues. This section contains resources to help you understand your rights and obligations when it comes to child support. This includes information on how child support is calculated, what expenses it covers, what factors can affect the amount of support, college expenses and child tax credits.
Child Custody and Visitation
If you’re going through a divorce or separation and have children, navigating child custody and parenting time can be particularly challenging.
Premarital Agreement
The only way to come close to guaranteeing protection of your inheritance is to have a prenuptial agreement that precludes it from being divided in divorce. If you don’t have a “prenup,” the next best solution is to keep it in a separate bank account in only your name and never mix it with marital money. While this does not exclude it from division in divorce, it at least increases your chances of a favorable ruling on this issue, depending on when you got the money and the length of your marriage.
Spousal Support
When going through a divorce, alimony can be a critical issue that affects both parties’ financial well-being. This section provides educational material and resources to help you understand what alimony is, how it’s calculated, and what factors can impact its duration and amount. Our goal is to provide you with the knowledge and tools you need to make informed decisions that prioritize your financial stability and future.
Annulment

Restraining Order
To protect the parties from fraudulent transfers of property, an automatic restraining order goes into effect at the beginning of the process and remains in effect throughout the life of the case. The order prohibits both parties from making significant transfers of the assets. Parties may only use the assets as they normally would in the regular course of their lives or business.

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