Should I let the mother know that there will be no lunch on the supervised visit?

This isn't really even a legal question...it's a parenting question. Forget for a minute this is a supervised visitation, why would anyone expect...

Can we transfer ownership of our home at the registry of deed in Ma or do we need an attorney? Home is joint tenant mother and

The actual deed drafting and transfer, in most cases, is not complex for an attorney to handle and is well worth the small amount of money to do...

Application of the child support guidelines in a co-parenting setting is different. Basically the court calculates what you would pay your wife if...

How do I enforce the divorce decree so that my X has to pay what he agreed to beyond child support through DOR

I'm assuming by "agreed to" you mean there is specific language in the Agreement that requires your ex to pay some or all of the additional costs...

Notice required to shut down space which is sub-leased to commercial vendors?

I'm not entirely clear on what your agreement is with the tenants. Did they sign leases? Did they sign any contracts? Did you tell them the space...

Did I waive ALL of my rights in mediaton for separat damages? "waive any and all claims/counterclaims as settled above"NEW dmgs

Without looking at the actual agreement and waiver it is hard to say for sure. If the original claim by the landlord was just for unpaid rent then...

It sounds from your question that your issue with your husband staying is because you own the home. That is really not a factor in whether he gets...

How can I get a lawyer to deal with me, the dog owner, and not sue the property owner?

The lawyer wants the property owner involved because the property owner probably has insurance and an insurance company will likely settle the cae...

There is no gift to Fred under these circumstances and he has no rights to the property. If th original deed is to Jason and Mary as joint tenants...

Will question

I would like to reinforce the opinions of my colleagues. If you are the Executor (its now called Personal Representative) the attorney has no say...