Divorce settlement modification

What was written in your divorce agreement re: future (not past or present) alimony? How long were you married? Who has the children now? These are...

Do I have to tell my wife's divorce attorney who I may have for witnesses & what they may testify to?

I'm not so sure that it's against the law to force you into court without a lawyer. Think about it this way: it makes sense to use a lawyer (this...

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What can i do my wife filed for dissolution of marriage i dont agree

Anbody can get a divorce if the want to. In most states, a divorce is either contested or uncontested. If you challenge the action, you'll lose...

I have recently told my husband I want a divorce. He is upset and won't leave. How do I get him to leave?

It does not take six weeks to get an opposing party served. Your lawyer should go to Canton (your court will likely be the Norfolk County Probate...

Since you specifically waived past and present, your lawyer should argue that you purposely left future alimony open. Additionally, when child...

Can you get an enullment after you've been divorced ?

Each of the past answers are correct, but you should be aware the the lower court (trial) judge has discretion in his or her findings (decision)...

Can I bring her character fitness to family court?

Given how the "best interest of the child" is the hallmark principle of the Court, issues relating to her character may have some relevance in your...

Do you think ill be getting full custody of my daughter? or at least have a good chance?

The court will typically act (and make decisions) upon the "best interest of the child" standard. There are several factors the court will review...

Custodial parent breaching conditions stated in court order

This type of toxic behavior is unfortunate, but it does happen. Make photocopies of all instances of not listing you as a parent. Keep copies of...

What are the differences between a no fault divorce and a fault divorce?

People tend to get confused about what "fault" vs. "no fault" or "contested" vs. "uncontested" means when it comes to divorce. Generally speaking,...