My boyfriend in ma has two charges of breaking restraining order twice. He missed court dates therefore had warrant.

This will depend on what he is charged with, and the speedy trial time his possible sentence allows. Speak with a criminal defense attorney.

I Petitioned for Modification of PPlan in the county of the original final orders. Can I re-file in my home County w/out Leave?

The general rule is that there cannot be two concurrent actions for the same relief in two court. So if you withdraw your petition you will have...

A deed of trust to secure assumption is a document granting a lien on the property to secure the obligation of a loan being assumed. A special...

I have a ex brother-in-law that just died, his wife left him 25 yr. ago , not sure of any divorce papers, will is from 1974,

Firstly, wills do not expire. So if you have a valid will from 1974 and it was not properly destroyed or replaced it is still enforceable. ...

The court requires full disclosure, so you cannot hide information from the court. The opposing party is under the same obligations, so you're not...

It is highly unlikely that this incident would show up in a background check which focus on police, arrest and court records. There is no agency...

If I file paperwork for Divorce on grounds of Abandonment in Mass. Does it cover the relinquishment of future claims on my 403b

Although it is no longer necessary to state a fault (such as abandonment) to obtain a divorce, the 5 causes of action in divorce still exist. ...

I live out of Oklahoma. Dose the attorney have to notify me? I have called him 8times get no call back. My name is in the will.

You are free to examine the probate court records. If you find a copy of the will has been entered for probate you should WRITE a letter to the...

Could it be discovered that 3 siblings created a will post mortem in the name of a parent, and what is possible penalty?

Forgery and fraud are crimes--serious crimes. Consult with a NM criminal defense attorney for the exact penalties in this state. How could it...

One grown child to leave everthing to. Still need a will, a power of atty, etc.? I don't want Vermont to get anything.

In light of your stated properties, it would be wise to have a lawyer draw up a will. It really doesn't cost all that much (a few hundred dollars...