Boston, MA
Divorce and separation Lawyer at Boston, MA
Practice Areas: Divorce & Separation, Wills & Living Wills ... +2 more
The short answer is NO. Both parties must participate in the divorce, marriage doesn't end by default. You must know where s/he lives, serve them...
You can try to modify certain provisions; anything related to the care and custody of children can always be reviewed, if/when circumstances...
A modification --or change --of a support order must be based on "substantial change in circumstances " since the last order. Your point about...
Contact DOR. You may already have a case manager. DOR can bring a contempt action and seek enforcement of the order and arrears. They'll get him...
You sound a little panicked. Calm down . Your ex has no claim on your estate, including inheritance.A merger provision is not license to interpret...
Child support doesn't "end" until you go to court and secure an order terminating it. Speak to a lawyer about the procedure and requirements.
As my colleague correctly points out you have to prove such allegation in a court; but see if your ex will stipulate or agree to modifying the...
candor before the tribunal is essential. that means don't hold back any material facts. the trial orders will require you and opposing party to...
It sounds like you should consult with an attorney to review documents, explain what happened in prior proceeding and figure out what your...
This is not an unusual scenario, and the courts have a process in place to help fathers in this position. First your son must establish the...
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