Boston, Massachusetts family law lawyer represented the parties in a divorce.



The parties entered a stipulation for partial judgment, which, at least initially, left open only a single question for trial: whether the marital home should be included as divisible marital property, and, if so, how its value should be divided. At some point, it appears the parties also agreed to submit for trial the question of what percentage of the uninsured medical, dental, and extracurricular expenses of the children should be borne by each party. Up until the trial, the husband had been paying seventy percent of those expenses.



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The order denying the wife's motion for clarification and/or to amend judgment is vacated. So much of the judgment nisi as established wife's equity in the former marital home at $44,660 is vacated, and the case is remanded for

a more detailed explanation and, if necessary, recalculation of that amount. In all other respects the judgment nisi is affirmed.