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BBB Rating: A+
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Other Link: http://valerierosslaw.com
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felicia.spencer.98

07/08/2013

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Totally Unprofessional. She took a very hefty retainer from me for a relatively simple post divorce action. She told me that she was going to the courthouse within the week, pull the file and then process the action. Instead, she sent me a letter stating that she now didn't have time to deal with my case and refused to speak with me when I called, refused to return my calls or my emails.

I would never recommend anyone who doesn't even possess the common courtesy to have a conversation with a client prior to quitting.

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Phone: (781) 942-0002

Address: 34 Salem St Ste 202, Reading, MA 01867

Website: http://valerierosslaw.com

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The Law Office of Attorney Valerie A. Ross in Reading, Massachusetts has over 25 years of experience in divorce and family law. Attorney Ross provides personal service and is dedicated to finding the best solution for you.
Child Support
Child support in Massachusetts is calculated by use of the Child Support Guidelines. New guidelines were issued on August 1, 2013. The guidelines are used whether the parents are married or unmarried. The new formula looks at the first $250,000 in combined income but the Judge has discretion to calculate additional support by using the income above $250,000. Income earned from a second job or overtime may be considered at the Judge’s discretion. Income may be attributed when the Judge finds that either party is capable of working and is unemployed or underemployed.
Child Custody and Visitation
If you are involved in or considering divorce and there are children involved, you want an experienced child custody and support attorney to protect your interests. You want a parenting plan that is in the best interests of your children, but you also want to know that you will be able to play a meaningful role in the growth and development of your child.
Paternity
We protect the rights of men and women at any stage of a divorce, from the decision to file through negotiated settlements or trial. We handle all matters related to or arising out of divorce, including child custody and visitation, child support, alimony or spousal support, property division and paternity disputes.
Spousal Support
Massachusetts completely reformed its alimony laws with the Alimony Reform Act that went into effect on March 1, 2012. Under prior law, a typical alimony order continued until the earlier of 1) death of either party, 2) remarriage of the recipient, 3) or by order of the Court after a filing of a Complaint for Modification showing a material change of circumstances. Under the new Act, the duration of alimony is dictated by the length of the marriage. The duration ranges from one-half the number of months of the marriage for those married 5 years or less, to indefinite length for those married 20 years or more. If your alimony order was entered into prior to March 1, 2012 and it exceeds the durational limits contained in the Alimony Reform Act, under certain circumstances, it may be modified by filing a Complaint for Modification. The new alimony law is very complicated and you should consult with an experienced family law attorney. If you have questions about your existing alimony order and how the new law applies to you, call the Law Office of Valerie A. Ross at 781-942-0002 to schedule a consultation.

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