Equitable Distribution
Articles written by an experienced Divorce and Family Law Attorney with offices in Boston | Andover | Newburyport | Newton
by Damian Turco | Sep 20, 2026 | Equitable Distribution
Key Takeaways Cryptocurrency can be divided in a Connecticut divorce. Bitcoin, Ethereum, stablecoins, and other digital assets may constitute property that the court can consider when assigning property in a divorce under Connecticut General Statutes § 46b-81....
by Damian Turco | Sep 19, 2026 | Equitable Distribution
Selling or Refinancing the Family Home in a Maine Divorce Key Takeaways The family home does not automatically have to be sold. In a Maine divorce, the spouses may sell the home, or the court may award it to one spouse or allow one spouse to live there for a period of...
by Damian Turco | Sep 11, 2026 | Divorce, Equitable Distribution
Key Takeaways Premarital property is not automatically protected. Many people assume that anything they owned before the marriage automatically remains theirs after a divorce. In New Hampshire, however, RSA 458:16-a gives the court authority to equitably divide...
by Damian Turco | Jul 30, 2026 | Equitable Distribution, valuation
Crypto and Other Digital Assets Most people going through a divorce know they need to disclose bank accounts, retirement accounts, real estate, and investment portfolios. What many people do not realize is that cryptocurrency and other digital assets are treated just...
by Damian Turco | Jul 23, 2026 | Equitable Distribution, valuation
Executive Compensation Is Becoming More Common in Divorce Cases Modern compensation packages increasingly center on equity-based compensation rather than simple salary and bonuses. Employees in technology, biotechnology, finance, healthcare, startups, and executive...
by Damian Turco | Jul 14, 2026 | Case Law, Equitable Distribution
Williams v. Massa: The Massachusetts Case That Defines Modern Equitable Distribution One of the most important Massachusetts divorce cases on equitable distribution is Williams v. Massa, 431 Mass. 619 (2000). Probate and Family Court judges and family law attorneys...