Amesbury, MA
Divorce and separation Lawyer at Amesbury, MA
Practice Areas: Divorce & Separation, Child Custody ... +5 more
If you entered an agreement without counsel (and especially when you were expecting an attorney but then did not have one) and now feel as if you...
It seems that your Aunt is bullying you and using your daughter as a pawn. This is not ok. From what you say here, and as an Aunt, she has no...
You should continue to pay to MA DOR. The order arises and is monitored by MA, regardless of where you live. You should make DOR aware of your...
I agree with the previous answer (if the child lives with his/her mother when not in school, support would likely continue), but would also want to...
The Court will need to assess the situation and determine what is in the best interest of the children. Keep in mind that a criminal case takes a...
Yes you can and it's a wise choice on your part. The Appeal's Court procedure is precise and can be difficult to navigate if you are not familiar...
Maybe. If she is living with and principally dependent on the other party, you may have to pay support once again. What is she doing? - work,...
Once the Court makes an order, it must be followed. You can't change it. The other party can't change it. The child can't change it. Only the...
Your Orders will likely tell you how to proceed. Take a look at the support order (USO) and see if he was required to inform you about efforts to...
The argument here is two fold: first, your change in circumstances with a lower income and second, her change in income from the original order. ...