What official document required to resign condo board in Massachusetts and where to file it?

For the answers to this you need to review your condo by-laws. Any resignation is likely effective, and there is no specific language required. Any...

How do you get a family member out of your place of residence, not on the lease.

Unfortunately, there IS no good advice to give her other than to file a restraining order and getting the police involved. If she has been...

I live in MA- what are the rights of a biological father, paying child support that lives in CT?

If you and the father were never married, he has no custody rights unless a court grants them. Single mothers automatically have full custody of...

If the original contract specified only that there was an estimated cost per person you may be liable for a larger amount than what was estimated....

Overtime pay in a restaurant

No it would not be legal. For employees who are not exempt, overtime cannot be waived. Putting this into writing would almost certainly constitute...

My child is 21 and not in college, how can I stop my child support in Massachusetts

The best way to do this and ensure that you are fully complying with the agreement, is to file a complaint to terminate your support in court. By...

Should I sue my landlord over the following issue with billing for water usage?

Generally unless landlord has complied with very specific requirements regarding water, they are not allowed to bill you for it. Assuming that your...

The reason you have to serve original claims is that the person is not on notice of the lawsuit. If you file a lawsuit, you are on notice there is...

Unfortunately, you have to prove damages. You are not allowed to recover for missed economic opportunity, without solid proof that you would have...

Can I still be billed four years after I no longer am a resident at a housing unit?

There is a statute of limitations, however the statute of limitations for Massachusetts on contracts is 6 years and the statute of limitations for...