Once you file for Mass Health for an elderly parent in a long term nursing facility, can you add funds to a pooled trust?

I do not believe you can if you are seeking to protect those assets from being counted for purposes of Medicaid. Consult with te attorney that is...

Can someone reduce child support without the other parent knowing or agreeing? Says she went to court, but no papers were sent?

I am sorry you are faced with this. You can contact the court (or better yet visit it) and see what appears on your docket (have your case number...

5 siblings own a piece of property. Can it be sold by simple majority vote?

Likewise, if there is no agreement there court offers options for forcing a sale. A real estate attorney can assist you with this. I wish you...

What rights does a child of deceased parents have to see the documents by family member in possession

You have a number of options: 1. Draft a demand letter; 2. File an action in the probate and family Court to compel the filing of the Will; 3....

I have been going through a divorce since 11/12 . I received temporary order for Spousal Support.

I would suggest that you consult with a CPA or at the very least an attorney who focuses on tax issues as there could be significant consequences...

Is a note signed by husband and wife who are separating legally binding if not signed in the presence of a lawyer?

In order to qualify as a promissory note certain requirements must be satisfied. Additionally, it is not clear as to the context of this...

WHAT are my thoughts to see those will of my deceased parents.

I agree with Attorney Pippen and would only add that if he refuses or if your rights as a Personal Representative, Devisee, Beneficiary, etc. etc....

I would like to know my options for Separation or divorce in massachusetts

I would suggest that you contact an attorney - you can use Avvo to search for attorneys. Most attorney's offer a free initial telephone...

If my ex-spouse and I divorced in Nov. 2013 can we still file 2013 taxes as joint? Our divorce states to do so.

Most likely yes because at the end of year your nisi period had still not run. I would suggest that you confirm with a CPA / tax accountant.

Likely yes, however you don't indicate what state the action is currently pending in or any other facts that would assist an attorney in evaluating...