What can I do about my daughter's father he has taken me to court almost every other month for gives years.

If he is in the habit of filing frivolous complaints, you might consider filing a motion to require leave of court for filing of future pleadings...

My question is I am looking for divorce

You may file for a divorce in Massachusetts as long as you meet the one-year residency requirement. If you don't have the original certified copy...

Legal name

Within certain parameters, you may change your name to whatever you like. As long as you are not doing it to commit a crime, mislead anyone, or...

Can you base your complaint for modification on things your child comes to you with? or is DCF an appropriate channel?

Yes, any material change in circumstances is grounds for a complaint for modification. If your child is expressing anxiety and an unwillingness to...

Can I take my kids to a neighboring state (CT) for a team sport event after I file for a divorce in MA?

If it is a short term trip and there are no court orders to the contrary, it should be fine.

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How do I find a lawyer who will help me during a DCF investigation?

I would contact HAWC (help for abused women and children). They may also provide you with a legal referral. Best of luck.

Slander? What do i do next.

This is more of a domestic issue then a civil one. In order to have a claim for slander, you have to be able to show quantifiable damages. In a...

You are a minor and are not legally allowed to enter contracts. I suggest you stop investigating your "rights" and obey your parents. Maybe then...

14 year old son w/ tumultuous relationship with (non custodial) father, no longer wants to be forced to visit him. Can he stop?

I respectfully disagree with my colleague. In order to have a meritous complaint for contempt, a plaintiff (your ex) has to show a willful wanton...

I am moving to NH can my childs dad go to NH court and try and get 50 physical custody? He has shared legal right now.

If Massachusetts orders have been entered concerning the child, you are not allowed to move out of state without permission from the Court. If you...