What is the minimal amount of money required for by spouse to have an alimony case in massachusetts

If you sign a surviving waiver of alimony it cannot be rescinded. In general you should not sign a surviving waiver of alimony.

I was told you need $250K to make an alimony case.

I also agree with Attorney Robbins regarding talking to an attorney. Generally if you sign a surviving waiver of alimony you cannot revisit the...

The penalty is generally 10% plus you would have to pay taxes on it. Sometimes there is a hardship application you can fill out to reduce the...

For psar, is it normally divided, or does the person with the PSAR keep it all?

I have never heard of a PSAR. I would also advise you to sit down with an attorney so that he/she can represent you and look out for your interests.

RE: child support, what qualifies as a material change in circumstance, to amed a support order?

Child support needs to be consistent with the MA guidelines. Generally speaking signing a surviving waiver of alimony is not a good idea,...

Property abandoned by tenants, can landlord go in and change locks?

I agree with the previous answer and would advise going through the court system. MA is a very tenant friendly state and should you self-help...

What are the non custodial parents rights if child no resides with them?

You haven't stated what your relationship is to the child, which would be helpful. If you are not the biological parents of the child, which it...

What assets can I get receive if married for only 2 years? Prenup was signed to split everything 50/50

I think you need to sit down with an attorney who can review your prenup. The prenup must be equitable at the time it was executed and equitable at...

I have to attach a house, can it be done while in contract?

Hi, You need to add more details to what you are asking. I'm not sure if you're trying to put a mechanic's line on a property or if you are...

What can I do

I would have an attorney send a 93a demand letter first and then take him to court. Many attorneys will do this in a contingency fee basis.