The short answer to your question is: no. Parents, biological or not, cannot be forced to exercise parenting time. I'm sorry that you and the child...

Your ex is correct. Orders entered under the now-dismissed modification are no longer in effect. You now have to revert to the last judgment.

I agree with Attorney Callahan. Unless there is a safety concern, it is overboard to request a wellness check just because Father now refuses to...

The quickest and easiest way to resolve this issue and obtain a passport for your son is to ask Father to sign the necessary passport forms. If he...

I agree with Attorney Callahan. If you and your ex have an agreement that neither of you will pay child support to the other, however, communicate...

You stated that your ex-wife moved 50 miles away but did not specify whether she moved out of the Commonwealth. As you emphasized that your custody...

Because you refer to the other party as your kids' mother, I assume you are not married to her. If that is the case, I would suggest that you...

I agree with Attorneys Lee and Zisko, and would emphasize their suggestions. This particular issue isn't one the police can do anything about. Try...

It seems to me that your concern is with whether the court would consider you a threat to the child as a result of the alleged sexual harassment,...

If you and the mother agreed to leave Massachusetts and did, in fact, relocate together, there was no need for you to obtain the court's permission...