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Massachusetts Divorce – Does Infidelity Really Matter?
The realization that your spouse was unfaithful during your marriage is upsetting, even life-altering to some. Reactions upon learning of a spouse’s affair vary, but include feelings of sadness, betrayal, shock, anger and an intense desire to listen to country music. Some couples are unable to overcome the damage caused by an affair, with divorce oftentimes the unfortunate result. Although infidelity is certainly problematic, it is usually a sign of other troubles in a relationship. If you are facing a Massachusetts divorce and marital infidelity is an issue, you are likely wondering… What effect does an affair have on my [...]
Retirement Plans – Defined Benefit vs. Defined Contribution
An important part of a divorce case is identifying and dividing up a couple’s marital property. Within the marital estate, retirement plans frequently are one of the most valuable asset classes. A qualified retirement plan is one that satisfies numerous requirements set forth by the IRS and ERISA, the Employee Retirement Income and Security Act of 1974. Qualified plans take advantage of a number of tax benefits. The two main categories of qualified plans are the defined contribution plan and the defined benefit plan.
