Child Support considerations when child is over 23 in Massachusetts

A court might order support if one of the parents has been appointed as permanent guardian of the child due to severe mental or physical handicap,...

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Is signing a settlement offer releasing a city from more than one case?

Based on the language you provided it's not clear if this will function as a general release or just a release of your claims contained in that...

CAN I BE FIRED FOR BEING OUT OF WORK FOR 3 MONTHS SICK

The Family and Medical Leave Act (FMLA) only protects your job for up to 12 workweeks in a one year period. If you have in fact been out of work...

How can I dispute subscription fees for a website that to uses free trials and then cost you monthly payments without notifying?

I don't think you really have a basis to dispute any of the subscription fees. It's pretty standard that all "free" trial periods automatically...

Do i have legal problem if i make one are lease, with one of the tenant with other not know.

Your question is a little vague and confusing so I will do my best to try and answer it. It sounds like right now you have a lease with both a guy...

Any suggestions on how to win this case?

This case can only be fought in the Swedish court system, there is no way to fight this in the US. You can try and contact a lawyer that has...

Can a civil judgement from out of state affect me?

Contitutionally every state is required to give judicial process from other states recogniton. This means that the judgement from Massachusetts can...

Am I required to put down a deposit of 5% when buying a new home

When you sign a P&S the parties are negotiating a contract and can require or agree to a variety of different provisions. Requiring a 5% deposit is...

Can a neighbor

If the fence is on the property line, then he can come onto your property to reasonably maintain it. Border fences are actually required to be...

If the personal rep is the same as the sole beneficiary- do you need to file an estate tax return? it is "unsupervised".

Just a quick clarification on language, for an estate, there are no "beneficiaries" there are heirs. Whether there is a requirement to pay or file...