How long do I have to wait to ask a family court to vacate a decision?

Go ASAP. However, child custody decisions are always subject to modification or review. If the court won't vacate the decision pursuant to Rule...

What forms do I need to fill out to get my deceased father's house in my name? He had no will. I live in ma

You will need to probate the estate. First step is to get yourself appointed legal representative, which is the new term for "administrator" for...

How to sue my former employer

I don't think it's too late. However, you have to go through the Attorney General's office first and get permission to sue privately, as opposed...

Moving company breaches the contract

You can probably file a suit, probably best in small claims court, possibly with a consumer protection (M.G.L.c.93A), the question is, where? I...

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No. The tenant needs access to the circuit breakers and/or any other items which may affect safety. I assume that there is a separate panel/meter...

Boyfriend's ex-wife is trying to prevent me from being around her son.

Courts (Judges) expect divorced people to move on with their lives, and having new boy/girlfriends or re-marriage is part of that. They also see,...

Who can do this for free? Just kidding. Is there someone who is King/Queen of defending 209a violations @ Clerk Mag. Hearings?

"Somewhere north of Boston....", sounds like the opening sentence of a bad novel. I don't know of any kings/queens. Check "find a lawyer", for...

Should I ask again for my rent check back, file against him being verbally abusive, and/or get my rent prorated.

Stop payment on the June check NOW. If it has, in fact, been cashed, consider suing him in Housing Court small claims division. Was there a...

Can you interrupt the legal language below for me. Is she emancipated in June at age 22 or December at age 23?

Good question, based on an ambiguous and poorly drafted contract. Two ambiguities stand out: 1. "Beyond the age of 23" could be interpreted to...

If somebody lets the court know of the outstanding warrant, or lets the police know where he will be (in court) then he will probably be arrested...