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Fri:	8:00 am - 7:00 pm

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General Info: The Allen Law Group specializes in immigration, criminal and divorce law. As a full service immigration law firm we help individuals and families become lawful residents of the United States. As a criminal and immigration attorney in Massachusetts we listen to what you have to say. Learn the facts and circumstances of your case and design a plan of action to help you achieve your goals. If you need an immigration attorney in Massachusetts call 617-764-5605.
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Phone: (617) 764-5605

Address: 424 Broadway, Somerville, MA 02145

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Allen Law Group, P.C.

Divorce
Call (978) 219-9694 to reach the Divorce and Family Law Specialist Aaron E. Allen. Attorney Aaron E. Allen has over 18 years’ experience in helping individuals and families with divorce and other family law needs. He has worked throughout the North Shore of Massachusetts and the extended Greater Boston Area.
Child Support
In the Commonwealth of Massachusetts every child has the right to receive financial support from his or her parents no matter their marital status. Both parents have a duty to support their child and child support cases dictate the amount of money the non-custodial parent pays to the custodial parent for the care and support of the child. The amount of support depends on a set of factors that make up the Child Support Guidelines.
Child Custody and Visitation
Divorce is also treated the same way. However, there are complex complications that may come into play when handling child custody issues and rights of non-biological parents. Although Massachusetts does not require both parents to be biological to have parental rights, see (Gabriella Della Corte vs. Angelica Ramirez, 81 Mass. App. Ct. 906, (2012), there are circumstances in which one parent’s rights could be called into question. With such an important issue as child visitation at stake, it is important that you have an experienced attorney at your side.
Adoption
Paternity
Premarital Agreement
Premarital and Postnuptial Agreements Premarital agreements, also known as prenuptial or antenuptial agreements, are contracts entered into prior to marriage. Even if you are already married and wish that you had signed a prenuptial agreement, it’s not too late! Massachusetts also recognizes postnuptial agreements.
Guardianship
Domestic Relations is the area of law that deals with divorce and other family-related issues, such as child support, child custody issues, visitation and parenting time, guardianships, adoption, division of assets, alimony, restraining orders, premarital agreements, Care and Protection cases, and modification of prior court orders or judgments. Any legal matter concerning a family is always delicate business, and we take great strides to make the process as pain free as possible. Our lawyers are committed to providing personalized and compassionate service along with the assertive approach we must take to get results.
Spousal Support
With Divorce comes a myriad of other legal issues including alimony, property division, and, if you have children, that makes it all the more complicated with child support and child custody issues to resolve. M.G.L. c. 208 has more than 55 sections to navigate.

Assault
While assault and battery is always a crime it is punishable more severely when committed against family and household members. Additionally, when the Defendant knows they have an Abuse Prevention Order against them, they are punished more severely if they commit an assault or battery against the victim protected by that Order.
Restraining Order
A 209A Abuse Prevention Order (commonly referred to as a “restraining order”) can be filed by family or household members who are suffering from domestic violence. In some cases, the victim will file a petition for a protective order ex parte (without the knowledge of the abuser). The court will decide whether or not to issue the order based on the victim’s account of the abuse. If a temporary order is issued, the abuser will be served with the order and told to stay away from the victim. After a short period of time, generally ten days, the court will hold another hearing where both sides will appear. The court can either extend the order or dismiss it based on the testimony of both sides.

Business and Corporate Law

Business Disputes

Personal Injury
We are a full-service law firm offering legal counsel and representation for all areas of divorce and family law, as well as estate planning, contract disputes, personal injury claims, and business representation. We believe in the aggressive and relentless pursuit of results that protect our clients’ rights and interests. We will go to the full extent of the law to achieve what you deserve. We strive to provide prompt, comprehensive, and cost-effective legal services to help you resolve your legal matters quickly and efficiently.

Trusts and Estates

Estate Planning
A Healthcare Proxy is a document that goes into effect upon your doctor determining that you are unable to make medical decisions on you own. It is an important part of every estate plan. A Healthcare Proxy allows you to dictate what care you receive, including life-sustaining treatment. As long as you are deemed competent, you can revoke the Proxy at any time. It is important that you have an experienced Estate Planning Attorney like Attorney Allen draft the Proxy and to draft it before you are hospitalized and need assistance with making critical and time sensitive decisions about your health.
Power of Attorney
Durable Power of Attorney is another important document that everyone needs as part of their estate plan. A Durable Power of Attorney permits another person of your choosing to act on your behalf if you are unable to for any reason. This document permits the person or persons you choose to make decisions regarding your finances, taxes, the purchase and sale of property, dissipation of assets, etc. Whether you are incapacitated or unavailable for another reason, a Durable Power of Attorney is a very effective tool. Provided that you are deemed competent, you may revoke the Power of Attorney at any time.

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