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Splitting pensions and 401(k)s in a Massachusetts divorce

On Behalf of Ohlson & Ohlson, Attorneys at Law | Oct 6, 2026 | Asset Division

You have spent 25 years building your 401(k) or earning pension credits. Now a divorce could put half of that nest egg on the table, with fewer working years left to rebuild it. Knowing the law, the transfer rules and your negotiating options puts you in a stronger...

Protecting your business revenue from being counted twice for alimony and asset division

On Behalf of Ohlson & Ohlson, Attorneys at Law | Jun 16, 2026 | Asset Division, Divorce

If you own a business, divorce can bring financial concerns that go beyond dividing property. One issue that often worries business owners is "double dipping." In simple terms, you may fear that the same business income could affect both the value of your company and...

What if your spouse hides assets during divorce?

On Behalf of Ohlson & Ohlson, Attorneys at Law | Nov 6, 2025 | Asset Division

When a spouse hides money or property, the fairness of your divorce starts to unravel. Concealed assets distort what you are entitled to and can turn a straightforward process into a drawn-out financial fight. Courts treat this kind of deception seriously, and you...

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