Worcester Family Law Representation
Family Law Issues in Worcester
Family law governs the legality of family relationships, and when issues in a family spill over into the legal arena, for good or for bad, Kovacs Law, P.C. is there to provide assistance.
In fact, our lead attorney was raised in Worcester and still resides in the area. We are familiar with all of the Worcester County and Middlesex County Courts and are ready to help you through whatever need you may have, from setting up a prenuptial agreement, to assisting in determining father's rights, to representing you in a divorce action.
We believe in giving back to our community and are proud of our pro bono work through the Legal Assistance Corporation of Central Massachusetts and our work with the Volunteer Lawyers Service Project.
Please contact us online or call (508) 926-8833 and experience the personal attention that we are able to provide in our boutique-style law firm. If you are looking for representation from a firm that won't treat you as just another file number, we are the right choice for you.
Divorce & Family Cases in Worcester
Our firm is proud to possess a diversification of family law and divorce services, including domestic violence cases and protective orders, divorces and legal separations and all the issues that accompany the dissolution of a relationship, and cases that involve the establishment of paternity.
Our goal is to provide you with a legal representation primed to help you attain the best possible conclusion in your case. If you retain us as your legal counsel, we pledge to work tirelessly on your behalf, in order to help you achieve your desired results.
With our experience and expertise, knowledge of family based law and a sincere commitment to the well-being of our fellow community members; we know that we are the best firm in the area to serve your legal needs.
For superior legal representation, please contact our family law firm at your earliest opportunity.
Our FAQs
Can You Get Divorced Without Spouse Consent? Every state allows you to file for divorce, even without spouse consent. If you file for divorce and your spouse doesn't respond, then they will have 30 days to reply or you may be granted default from the court.
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Every state allows you to file for divorce, even without spouse consent. If you file for divorce and your spouse doesn't respond, then they will have 30 days to reply or you may be granted default from the court.
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The final cost in a divorce case varies widely and depends upon the amount of attorney time the client uses. In cases where there is high conflict between spouses, as may occur in issues of spousal support as well as anything to do with children, i.e., child support, child custody, and visitation issues, and in cases where there are significant and complex assets to divide, the cost is considerably higher than in cases with substantially lower assets and where there is an agreement between the spouses.
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If your marriage does not currently meet any of the above-mentioned grounds for divorce, you can still file for divorce in Massachusetts as a no-fault divorce. No-fault divorces can be filed under the grounds of an "irretrievable breakdown" in the marriage.
Real Stories from Real People
Hear It Directly From Our Clients
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“I just went though (29 JUN 15) the worst day of my life- it is a Divorce situation-and my lawyer, Jeffrey Weber, really turned out to be a great guy to go through it with. He was professional, but knew when we needed a moment of levity, and just was a spot-on guide through this emotional minefield.”- Kevin
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“Dear Robert, I wanted to say thank you for everything in resolving my house problem. I came to you with little hope and you guided me to my solution. I truly appreciate your care and dedication to your work.”- Pauline
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