Your lease should contain the terms that allow you to leave before the year is up. If you wish to leave early, you might be able to do so with the...

This is not a legal problem. Nobody did anything wrong here -- it's just an unfortunate set of circumstances. You seem to know all the facts; you...

The answer to your question is very simple: yes. Massachusetts, as well as most states in the U.S., is an "employee-at-will" state. This means...

Go to court and file a motion for a substitute or replacement writ of execution. Explain that the first one was lost. You should be able to have it...

Call the impound lot and ask if what you have is sufficient. They will either say yes or no. If you need to replace a lost title certificate,...

Income is an element of eligibility for MassHealth, but you haven't given us the details of your inheritance. If it is a modest amount, it probably...

Yes, you can adopt adult children in Massachusetts. If feasible, it would be smart to hire an attorney to help you with the process, although some...

Your "son's mother" and you absolutely DO have a relationship. You are the parents of a child together, and you will have that relationship for...

I understand that you have a broken ankle, but this is not a question of Personal Injury Law. I'm shifting the category to "Landlord and Tenant"...

File a complaint against him in small claims court. You will need a list of the items that he has and their value. If he still has the tools, you...