Case Summary
**Case Summary: In re Marriage of Boston**
**Docket Number: 3090887**
**Court:** [Name of Court]
**Date:** [Date of Decision]
**Background:**
The case of In re Marriage of Boston concerns the dissolution of marriage between the parties, who were married for a significant period. The couple has children, and the primary issues involved child custody, division of marital assets, and spousal support.
**Facts:**
- The parties entered into marriage on [Marriage Date] and separated on [Separation Date].
- They have [number] children together, aged [ages of children].
- The husband/wife [insert name] is seeking primary custody of the children, while the other party is requesting joint custody.
- The couple has accumulated marital assets, including [list of significant assets, e.g., real estate, vehicles, investments].
- Spousal support is also contested, with one party requesting financial assistance based on [reason for support, such as disparity in income, duration of marriage].
**Issues:**
1. Determination of child custody arrangements.
2. Equitable distribution of marital assets.
3. Awarding of spousal support.
**Court's Analysis:**
- The court considered various factors regarding child custody, including the best interests of the children, each parent's ability to provide a stable home environment, and the children's relationships with each parent.
- For property division, the court evaluated the contributions of both parties to the marital estate, including economic and non-economic contributions.
- The court also assessed the need for spousal support based on the requesting party's financial situation, the standard of living during the marriage, and the other spouse's ability to pay.
**Ruling:**
The court awarded [specific custody arrangement], ordered the division of marital assets to reflect [description of asset distribution], and granted spousal support in the amount of [specific amount] for a duration of [specific duration], if applicable.
**Conclusion:**
This case highlights the complexities involved in divorce proceedings, particularly related to child custody, asset distribution, and spousal support. The court aimed to ensure a fair resolution that prioritized the well-being of the children and the equitable treatment of both parties.
**Note:**
For further details, including the specific findings and legal standards applied, refer to the court's full opinion in this case.