Boyfriend arrested for assault because of witness statement but I have given no statement and do not feel that i was assaulted.

Assuming that your boyfriend didn’t incriminate himself he was arrested for probable cause provided by your girlfriend’s testimony. Now the ADA has...

How to sue a tenant?

Yes – if you had a contractual agreement with the tenant, then she is in breach and you can sue to recover damages (including filing fees). Your...

Landlord rented us the apartment 2 months ago for $900/mo now he says he wants us out for family but if we can pay an extra $175

If you are tenant-at-will (no lease) then your landlord can ask you to leave, but you do have rights. The landlord has to give you a full rental...

Wife has boyfriend staying over at our house and watching our kids.

You are in a very difficult situation and it is not clear to me if you plan on divorcing your wife when you get home, or if you are simply...

My husband and I just decided to get divorced- do I need to petition for temporary custody of the children first?

You should begin by filing for divorce. If it is amicable divorce and you are filing jointly you can prepare a separation agreement that addresses...

Yes, you can sue the owner of the condo unit and you have good grounds, but it will be difficult, time consuming and expensive to do so, unless the...

What are the required documents on an uncontested divorce w/ Children in Hillsborough County, NH

Try: http://www.courts.state.nh.us/fdpp/divorce_petition.htm

I am a single mother of a 15month old child. How do I get full custody of him?

The custody of a child of unwed parents comes under MGL 209C and is usually determined through a Complaint for Custody, Visitation and Support. If...

I have 3 girls 14,16,18 and my wife got caught cheating and the kids want me to leave and go to fl.and she wont grant me divorce

Your wife doesn’t have to grant you a divorce. You can file for divorce on you own, either for “fault” (example - adultery), or “no-fault” for an...

When does child support start the day of filling or the day the divorce was final,

A court judgment generally becomes effective on the day it is filed with the clerk, unless another date is indicated within the judgment itself....