Suing a DCF worker or office

You should express your issues to the person's supervisor.

What happens if the officer is a friend of the defendant that violated a harassment order?

If you believe that a restraining order was violated, you have the right to file an application for a criminal complaint at the District Court.

Can a party get cost information about opposing counsel in divorce matter?

Once the case goes to a judgment, discovery is closed. The sole source of information on fees would be contained in the financial statement which...

Its unlikely that a Judge will find that your income has changed so substantially that you are entitled to reduce your support. The Judge basically...

What is an acceptable judgement for me to ask for in a contempt situation and what is a traditional sentence in these cases?

You may not be "guilty" if you do not agree that you intentionally disobeyed the court order if your son is acting independently of your wishes,...

Do Massachusetts Probate orders need to have facts and findings submitted by the judge? 209c orders specifically

It is entirely discretionary with the Judge. You have the right to file a Motion prior to the decision to ask a judge to do that but its still...

Does my ex have the right?

If she obtains a restraining order and wants to move back into the apartment it is likely that the Judge will order you out. You need to fight the...

Custody change parenting plan

Its very unlikely that a Judge will change this decision regardless of what you file now. The advice given to you with respect to the types of...

Can I request details and copy of check before paying my share of babysitter expense?

If the agreement is silent as to the level of support and documentation you are entitled to receive, then the Court in interpreting the provision...

If my son has a child would i still be able to collect child support fom my ex for him?

As long as you son continues to reside with you he is not emancipated and therefore your Husband continues to have a responsibility to pay child...