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Protect The Assets That Matter Most To You

As you approach your divorce, you will naturally think about how to hold onto assets that are especially important to you, such as a business, an investment property or heirlooms that may have high resale value as well as sentimental value. Your priorities are unique and personal. You should work with an attorney who can advise you on the most advantageous ways of going through the process of property division.

At Watson Dalton LLC, you will be heard. Your perspectives will be respected. You will also receive the counsel that you need to make the right decisions.

What You Can Expect When You Work With Watson Dalton LLC

Even if you did not create a prenuptial agreement, you can still negotiate a postnuptial agreement even before divorce and property division is under discussion. Let a lawyer know about your hopes and intentions and learn about possible ways to protect assets before, during and possibly after your marriage.

Once a divorce is about to become a reality, our attorney can help you negotiate with your spouse to protect what matters most to you personally. For instance, you may feel strongly about remaining in the family home. Your spouse, on the other hand, may focus more on certain financial accounts, a valuable art collection or recreational assets such as a boat or cabin. Your lawyer can help you leverage your spouse’s motivations to align with your own.

Are you interested in protecting a family-owned business and keeping it viable during and/or after your divorce? An attorney at Watson Dalton LLC can advise you on ways to increase your chances of accomplishing your objectives.

Consult With A Divorce Lawyer Who Will Truly Be On Your Side

Since 1995, our lawyers have been helping Massachusetts residents get through divorces with their futures intact. Schedule a meeting to learn how to position yourself for a satisfactory conclusion to your own marital dissolution.

Call 978-346-5302 or email us and learn what you need to know now to protect assets and get ready for the important life transition ahead of you.