What choices do I have now?
You should contact her and ask her for proof that the she did what she needed to do. And once you have that, you can file a joint motion to dismiss...
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You should contact her and ask her for proof that the she did what she needed to do. And once you have that, you can file a joint motion to dismiss...
The defendant in a divorce typically has to be served in hand. However, if the other party convinces the judge that you were avoiding service, the...
It is very unusual for a party to have to pay attorney's fees if that party is not found to be in contempt of court. You should make sure you have...
How much notice has to be given depends on the language of the agreement. From a fairness standpoint, you should've been notified earlier. But...
It depends on the account and the language in the QDRO, which is the document that spells out the terms of division. Usually, the non-account...
The court has wide discretion on how to divide property, including the equity in the home. On the one hand, the court can consider that you...
Yes, if you file a motion for temporary orders, the court can address those issues. If your children are dependent on you and unemancipated, you...
If he's contacting you in violation of a court order, you can report this to the police. As for the small claims case, you will have to appear and...
Because you're not married, it's highly unlikely that you would be entitled to any type of support. Unlike Rhode Island, MA does not recognize...
The reason is simply: "irretrievable breakdown of the marriage." That's what's great about no-fault divorces. No reason beyond that is necessary.