Newburyport, MA
Divorce and separation Lawyer at Newburyport, MA
Practice Areas: Divorce & Separation, Family ... +2 more
The simple answer based on the facts you have provided is that he could write to her and try to contact her in any way possible, and I have seen...
You would file here in Massachusetts in the county where you presently reside. You will be required to state that you have lived here for the last...
The denial of the award of joint custody does not have to include a reason; instead, the word "denied" is all that is required. There are very...
You should absolutely contact the local police, who will assist you in getting your belongings, and if not, you can go to the local district court...
Unfortunately, it appears based on what you wrote that the staute of limitations may have passed for you to seek any legal redress on this matter. ...
Your husband should file a paternity action in the court where you live, seeking to establish himself as the father. This will, in addition to...
Another option you have is to contact the credit reporting agencies and send a letter explaining the damage to your credit report. Unfortunately,...
In order to obtain a restraining order under G.L. c. 209A, you have to prove that you are fear of imminent bodily harm from your ex. I do not know...
There is another question that needs to be answered: does the Massachusetts court have jurisdiction over the non-resident spouse? Generally, just...
Removal is an extremely complicated topic that is based on a variety of factors including the form of physical custody you have (joint physical...