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Posted 29 days ago in Child Support Salem, MA Posted about 1 month ago in Child Support Saugus, MA
Phil A. Taylor's answer
Details of why your child is not living with the mother, and is now living with... Posted 29 days ago in Child Support Salem, MA
Henry Lebensbaum's answer
You have functionally no chance if she brings you to court. However, the court... Posted 28 days ago in Child Custody Gloucester, MA
Christopher W. Vaughn-Martel's answer
I'm sorry to hear that you have a difficult relationship with your daughter....
Henry Lebensbaum's answer
You can give up your legal rights, but not your child support obligations,... Posted 3 months ago in Child Support Methuen, MA
Christopher Joseph Tamms' answer
Yes, it is ridiculous. Once child support is ordered the money is to go to the...
Henry Lebensbaum's answer
Christopher is 1/2 right. Technically the money is to pay for the needs of the... Posted 4 months ago in Child Support Haverhill, MA
Karen M Duffy's answer
The amount of child support is determined pursuant to a mathmatical formula... Posted about 1 month ago in Child Custody Salem, MA
Christopher W. Vaughn-Martel's answer
No, the court will not allow you to divorce without confronting issues of...
Nancy M Von Kittlitz's answer
In Massachusetts you are generally required to address all of the child related... Posted 3 months ago in Child Support Groveland, MA
Henry Lebensbaum's answer
He will make his pitch to the Court, and you can ask the court that he be...
Gerard A Cyr's answer
Your Husband will not be entitled to reduce your support until there is a full... Posted about 1 month ago in Litigation Lawrence, MA Posted 5 months ago in Child Support Methuen, MA
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The mother still has to pay all the regular bills related to having children... Posted 3 months ago in Child Custody Salem, MA
Christopher W. Vaughn-Martel's answer
Your ex husband is partially correct. You need either his permission or the...
Henry Lebensbaum's answer
If he refuses, then you should file for Modification, seeking relocation, and... Posted 5 months ago in Child Support Peabody, MA
Henry Lebensbaum's answer
Your location is largely inconsequential. The correct focus in on the daughter....
Gabriel Cheong's answer
Where you live does not matter as much as where your daughter is living. In... Posted 6 months ago in Child Support Lynn, MA
Annette L Goudy's answer
This is such a potentially serious situation in that you could be on the hook...
Jessica Ann Foley's answer
Hi, I'm a Massachusetts attorney. You can contest this in court. You can... Posted 5 months ago in Child Support Haverhill, MA
Phil A. Taylor's answer
From your post, it appears that an agreement has been filed with the court and...
Henry Lebensbaum's answer
An agreement is all too often fleeting, and sometimes even before the paper... Posted 7 months ago in Child Support Haverhill, MA
Henry Lebensbaum's answer
Go to court and file a complaint for modification, and a complaint for contempt... Posted 5 months ago in Child Support North Andover, MA
Christopher W. Vaughn-Martel's answer
Assuming that the Plaintiff does not show up for a pretrial hearing, the case...
Katie Leigh Lenihan's answer
I am assuming that you already went to Court. The Judge has wide discretion on... Posted 6 months ago in Child Support Lynn, MA
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Gabriel Cheong's answer
You, as the girlfriend has nothing to worry about in terms of the court. There...
Henry Lebensbaum's answer
I agree. Unless he acknowledges fatherhood, then it needs to be proven. She... Posted 7 months ago in Child Support Rowley, MA
Henry Lebensbaum's answer
Child support is based on your and the father's earnings. Having your friend... Posted 6 months ago in Child Support Peabody, MA
Joseph K. Chancellor's answer
You have the right to object to his complaint to modify child support and you...
Henry Lebensbaum's answer
these are 2 issues. You need to file a contempt action, and litigate the... Posted 5 months ago in Family Salem, MA
Gabriel Cheong's answer
If your name is not on the title of the house, you most likely do not have any...
Henry Lebensbaum's answer
I agree - there is no property division unless you are married. You can have... |