I filed for divorce in Massachusetts and got a notice of dismissal. Why?
You will need to file a Motion to vacate the dismissal, get a hearing date and present it to the Court. If its allowed, you will then receive a...
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You will need to file a Motion to vacate the dismissal, get a hearing date and present it to the Court. If its allowed, you will then receive a...
Go the Court and obtain a copy of your docket to see what has been filed. Send a certified letter asking for an appointment in nest two weeks to...
I agree with previous answers. File a simple motion and request thirty days. Must be allowed by the court. Send a coy to the Father
I agree with previous answers. Until a Court rules otherwise, you both have unfettered access to the house. file for divorce to ask for exclusive...
If the Court has no ruled on this point, you are bound by IRS regulations which provide specific tests to determine who is eligible to claim...
If you are residing in Massachusetts, you must wait six months after establishing residency, and then file in the Probate Court in the County where...
You can file a Motion for Summary Judgment under Rule 56. You need ti read and follow the Rule precisely to argue that there are no issues of...
Adoption is the only way to prevent him from trying to assert his "rights". You could go back to court and seek to limit his future visits by...
If he does not want to mediate you cannot force him. Sounds like he does not really want to resolve things. Hire a lawyer and file an action. This...
If its not written in the decree you have no rights to enforce it, If you have other college bound children you might be able to modify the decree...