Financial Dispute

Many disagreements can arise over financial arrangements after divorce, either because the divorce or separation agreement leaves room for renegotiation, is unclear, or simply doesn't address a financial situation that arises after your divorce is final.

The types of financial disagreements that mediation can effectively address include:

• Child Support & Expenses
  • A change in child support payments due to a significant increase or decrease in the income of one or both parents
  • Disagreement or need for negotiation of the payment of extraordinary child expenses, such as camp, private school, travel, or special activities
  • Unexpected uninsured medical expenses for children
  • A change in the premium for a medical insurance policy that covers the children of the marriage
• Obligation for the payment of post-secondary undergraduate expenses for the child(ren)
• Medical Insurance Premiums for insurance that covers a former spouse under Massachusetts Statutes
• Federal or State Tax Liabilities or Tax Refunds for prior joint tax returns
• Alterations to Spousal Support
• Disagreements over the amount of life insurance required as part of a child support or spousal support order