My husband filed for divorce and has a lawyer, yet I do not; how can I be able to obtain representation for myself?

Don't give up. I encourage you to continue to seek out lawyers. Some may be willing to assist you and may agree to work with you on the issue of...

My landlord is targeting all of us instead of specifically the roommate who signed the same lease and hasn't paid.

A standard lease will obligate all tenants - jointly and severally - for all rent owed. This means that the landlord may legally seek all rent from...

From a small claims court hearing to jury trial

It has been a while since I reviewed the small claims rules (you may want to do that) but I recall that a magistrate has the option of moving your...

I discovered my boss has "accidentally" been taking a deduction from my check on services that don't have deductions......

Please speak with an attorney as soon as possible. If you ever want to recoup your missed wages, there are some important steps that you need to...

U don't know if anyone can help me

I agree that you should seek an order from the court providing for your temporary support during the pendency of the divorce action.

Prenuptial agreement case

If you and your fiance agree that certain assets, property, or business interests should be "off limits" from division in a divorce, you should...

Collecting interest on a settlement

You may not have had an attorney at the time, and my best advice would be for you to get one now. The settlement agreement that you signed may be...

Ex-girlfriend said she will 'fight' for my dog

Thank you for your question. Yes, she can certainly make a claim for the dog. Her claim is not a bad one, especially if the dog was intended to...

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Me and boyfriend are both gay want to get marry in Massachusetts, but he is a dundocumented immigrant.

You should feel absolutely safe reaching out to an immigration attorney. Same-sex marriage has been recognized and celebrated in Massachusetts for...

I own a condo on cape cod. should the condo fee mirror beneficial interest?

I believe the answer to your question is no. This is typically the case, but not always. Look to your master deed and trust.