Boston, MA
Divorce and separation Lawyer at Boston, MA
Practice Areas: Divorce & Separation, Wills & Living Wills ... +2 more
1st, all notarization must be witnessed by the notary (so you sign in front of the notary who attest to witnessing your signature). I'm not sure...
Its not that simple. The Court hates to grant a divorce on default. They will give him ample opportunity to reply, they will delay proceedings,...
Assuming you remain in MA, you must file a complaint for modification of the child support order and have the court terminate the support. You...
File a complaint for contempt for his failure to comply with the terms of the settlement agreements. You might be able to get the lawyer of the...
The way to avoid arrest is to pay money. It doesn't have to be everything owed, but a show of good faith will ameliorate the situation. Be...
MA does not recognize "legal separation"; but you and your spouse can agree to "Separate Support" if you are not ready for divorce, but want to...
the most current order is the one that controls, although most revised or modified orders will state tht any portion of the prior order not affect...
All 50 states have adopted NO-Fault divorce. You gain nothing and incurr huge expense by filing a "fault based" divorce. If you file for a 1B...
If a child support order is in place, it doesn't matter what state you are in. The order will be enforceable, until a court order says its not. ...
You raise interesting legal issues, but the short answer is: NO. a 3RD party does not have "standing" to raise a complaint on behalf of another...
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