Am I entitled to half my husband's pension and alimony?

Your question does not mention children, so my answer will assume there are no minor children involved. In general any and all assets acquired during the marriage are considered assets subject to division in a divorce. Therefore you could be entitled to approx. half of ant pension or other accounts accrued from the date of marriage to date of divorce. Re alimony : the new MA alimony statute addresses the duration and calculation of spousal support. The length of marriage is determined by the number of months from the date of marriage to the date the divorce complaint was served. If the number of months is less than 15 years, you could be entitled to 70% of the marital months and if over 15 years, the 80% the number of months. A marriage over 20 years would suggest alimony payment until your husband reaches full social security retirement age. The amount of alimony to be paid would be between 30-35% of the difference between you gross income and your husband's gross income- with consideration for the cost of health insurance coverage for you. All of this information is on my website, if you want to review it. Good luck.