I am pro se in divorce trial, how do I put myself on the stand? How do I ask myself questions?
There is no legal mandate that you need to testify; however it is extrememly unlikely you will be able to present your case if you do not testify. ...
Lowell, MA
Family Lawyer at Lowell, MA
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There is no legal mandate that you need to testify; however it is extrememly unlikely you will be able to present your case if you do not testify. ...
The old adage "he who represents himself in court has a fool for a client" rings true. Even attorneys will hire other attorneys to represent them...
If you have a Court Order for child support and uninsured medical expenses and your ex is in arrears, it is important that you file a Complaint for...
You will likely qualify for a 209A Order as you are related to the child by marriage. That being said, the standard is that there has to be...
You can certainly try and maybe the otherside will agree. If there's counsel though, I doubt it. Otherwise, you can try to introduce it into...
If you applied for public assistance, then the state has an interest in your financial status and will look to the baby's father for child support....
With the exception of shared custody, your visitation time with your child and your expenses, as well as your ex's expenses, are irrelevant to the...
You can incorporate all the Complaints into one Memorandum and the Court would likely be thankful for it. I would encourage you to do that. In...
It was likely an oversight by the Judge. With the exception of Supplemental Rule 410 in a divorce, discovery is never mandatory, but usually...
It depends on what your income was and the source at the time your child support was initially calculated. If you had both jobs at the time the...