You can seek interlocutory appeal of any order-- even if not on the docket. It may not be on the computer docket, but clerks rarely miss an order...

You either want to divorce or want to reconcile. Planning contingencies in this situation is impossible. That said, Massachusetts is a "no fault"...

To answer your question, Attorney Callahan refers you to the procedure that must be taken. Your focus is a little off-- an interlocutory appeal...

If the threatened consequences include a threat of violence, you should consider contacting the authorities to consider a 209A restraining order....

There is no real formula. How old is he and does he have any prior record? If the incident falls withing the category of diversionable offenses,...

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They sure will, sorry. There is a process by which you may have the record sealed after a period of time, but if you are successful in sealing it,...

Yes he could face any or all of those. It's impossible to predict his actual disposition without knowing the court, judge, facts of the case and...

There are two types of transfers-- the one you mention should be the 72 hour transfer-- where you already have an established residence in another...

Are you sure it is federal court? That doesn't seem right. District Court is also state court. To answer you question, there is definitely...

No, but you can do an infrequently used procedural tool called an Offer of Judgment. You make an offer to settle the case for whatever amount, and...