Boston, MA
Divorce and separation Lawyer at Boston, MA
Practice Areas: Divorce & Separation, Family, Mediation
Without a court order stating either one of you must leave the house, you both have a right to stay at your jointly owned residence. The issue of...
You question is a bit confusing. The fact that your children's mother has a state job does not matter when it comes to supporting your children. ...
It seems that the children living with you have reached the age of majority (age 18 and over) and may likely be emancipated. However, if one or...
Unless there are exceptional circumstances that you could bring in a court of equity, it is very unlikely that you can change a contract you signed...
The answer to your question depends on the language of the divorce judgment/separation agreement. It is important that you have a family law...
If you cannot agree to a solution through mediation or other means of agreement between you and your husband, then the only alternative you have is...
The standard for vacate order, which is the term for the court order to force a spouse from the marital residence, is to prove that the living...
It is unfortunate that you did not consult with a family law attorney in advance of the hearing date, so you could properly prepare for the...
In addition to the information provided previously by my colleague, the issue of whether he is receiving additional income from his new business...
This is an important point in the divorce process, so you should consult with an experienced divorce attorney ASAP. In general, you should not be...