Father of child has no address. Can he still keep me in a state I don't want to be in

If you have full legal and physical custody, technically the father has no say in your relocation. But putting that issue aside, since he has...

My parents have been separated & living apart for 36 years but never legally divorced. Does she have rights if he dies?

Were they ever legally married? If they were married the surviving spouse has all the rights of any spouse regardless of how long they were apart....

I wish to take my child out of the state for 3 months. I have sole physical and legal custody of her...

Based on the information you provided there is not restriction on your movements. When the DOR brings a support action they do not address custody...

As my colleagues have pointed out, joint legal custody means parents jointly make major decisions about the child's upbringing which includes...

Modification going to trial

I think you are starting to see that these matter require legal expertise to handle with the least amount of glitches. I'm sorry you are going...

Will a person go to jail for assault if

If you assault someone there are many ways it could play out: (a) no one reports the assault, then nothing legal happens; (b) the victim reports...

The issue is nto whether the tenant can sue (the answer is YES), but whether they can prevail and if so how much willtheir recovery be reduced by...

My wife and I are married, and are separting, since she wants to move to NC. I want a divorce and joint custody. what are chance

File for your divorce immediately so as to keep the jurisdiction in MA. Once the child is removed to another state it will be a much harder road...

Is it legal for my landlord to throw away my stuff because he is claiming i abandoned the apartment.

There are rules about what constitutes "abandonment" of the unit, and there are rules about how long the landlord has to wait until the unit can be...

Can I get a court order to see my son on mothers day since it falls on his dads wknd?

This is a case of common sense versus pedantry. You and your ex should be able to come to a simple and reasonable one-time agreement between...