Boston, MA
Divorce and separation Lawyer at Boston, MA
Practice Areas: Divorce & Separation, Wills & Living Wills ... +2 more
A Temporary Order is an "interim" order and is put in place before a judgment or final order is entered to dispose of the case. If you have ONLY a...
The short answer is YES. You cannot change or discontinue to pay child support without a court order.
Let me start by saying that we cannot give legal advise on this Q&A board, we can provide information: Shared physical custody is not usually...
Most likely your son's award is classified as a "infant compromise". The award money should be placed in a suitable investment or savings account...
If your child has been a resident in MA for 6 months or more, the courts of MA may assume jurisdiction. You may file a Complaint for modification...
The courts are reluctant to strip a person of their parenting rights--even convicted criminal parents. I would suggest you pursue sole physical...
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This situation is very "fact-specific"--in other words, its not possible to assess how a court will weigh the RSO status of the non custodial...
You can avoid the whole issue of whether support "refutes" abandonment, by simply filing an uncontested divorce (MGL c. 208 1B). Reconsider filing...
You may encounter some legal obstacles: a "modification" can only be entertained by the court if you establish a "significant" Change in...
Visits and parenting time should be broadly interpreted unless there is a history of abuse etc. It does not look favorable when parents cannot...
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