Divorce Worksheets & Checklists

Miller Law Group, P.C. has prepared several free worksheets, checklists, and other planning documents to help you:

• Checklist for Hiring a Divorce Lawyer 
  Learn the questions to ask attorneys when you interview and attempt to find the right fit for you and your case.
• Documents and Information to Obtain 
  Here is the list of information you'll need to compile for yourself and for your spouse before starting the process.
• In a Divorce, Who Gets What? 
  Settlements in equitable distribution states such as Massachusetts do not need to be equal, but they should be considered fair and equitable. Several factors are taken into account, including the length of the marriage, conduct of each spouse, and needs of the parties when dividing assets. This worksheet outlines many of these factors involved.
• Income and Asset Analysis 
  When dividing assets and debt, take a full inventory of the marital estate. Basics include any income or assets held by either spouse or acquired during the marriage including retirement plans, pension plans, 401-Ks, IRAs, deferred compensation, stock options, bonus compensation, commission, club memberships, brokerage accounts, stocks, bonds, bank accounts, closely-held or family-owned businesses, medical practices, real estate, card collections, artwork, tax refunds, etc.
• Child Care Checklist 
  If you're in a custody battle, this will help you highlight the level of involvement you've had with day-to-day child care tasks.
• Holiday and Vacation Schedule 
  When outlining your parenting schedule, school holidays and vacations are essential elements. Use this schedule to help plan.
• Children's Expenses 
  When outlining your expenses, it is essential to include all of the expenses relating to your children, including child care, school, sports and other activities. Our attorneys have helped identify potential areas to consider.
• Child Visitation Record 
  Keep clear and accurate documentation of parenting and visitation schedules. These records create a clear picture of what's really happened versus more "he said-she said" controversy between you and your co-parent.

We receive many referrals from other lawyers and satisfied clients, including opposing attorneys from former cases, which is a strong indication of our Massachusetts family law firm's success. To learn more about how we can help you, call (508) 502-7002 or contact us online for a free, no-obligation consultation at any of our local offices.