- JRKaplan
What is a Massachusetts No-Fault Divorce?
Updated: Jul 17, 2020
The Massachusetts Probate and Family Court will not inquire nor consider evidence of the individual marital fault of the spouses - that includes adultery. All you need is at least one spouse to assert there has been an "irretrievable breakdown" of the marriage and there is no chance of reconciliation. You can proceed on a Joint Petition for Divorce which is an uncontested Massachusetts divorce.

You can also start the process through a Complaint for Divorce which usually converts to an uncontested divorce after a Separation Agreement is signed and presented to the judge for approval. You can still mediate if a party initiates a Complaint for Divorce. Attorney Kaplan serves as a Massachusetts divorce mediator in all phases of the divorce litigation process. She meets clients in Norwell, Quincy and Braintree and offers Zoom meetings and teleconferencing. Your initial call is free. 781-923-1680 www.jrkaplanlaw.com