The will speaks at death and will be dispositive on almost all the issues you raise here. You should have an attorney review the will to give you...

The disposition of this case would depend on numerous factors, including your prior criminal record, the extent of the injuries to the victims,...

Yes, the motion for temporary orders should be as explicit as possible. In fact, you should draft a proposed court order for the court's...

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While the father is not required to attend your daughter's doctor's appointments, he certainly is entitled to, as you share legal custody. If...

First, without knowing more about your current situation, it is difficult to provide any meaningful input. That said, generally speaking, your ex...

Unfortunately, in Massachusetts the statute of limitations on a civil judgment - in most instances - is 20 years. Accordingly, you have no defense...

Your attorney should immediately file a "Notice to Withdraw" and your retainer should be returned forthwith minus the legal services rendered up...

I agree with my colleagues. To give you the best possible advice, an attorney must review the Divorce/Separation Agreement between your BF and his...

As your daughter is now 20, and not enrolled in post-secondary education, the custodial parent would not be eligible to collect child support...

The prosecutor will use your field sobriety tests, your driving, and the witnesses/police officer against you, among other things, to prove that...