How does this affect my child support payments, if at all?

You may have the right to terminate your child support obligations. I would speak to an experienced Child Support Attorney. However, generally...

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

She is emancipated upon graduation, or in this instance, in June 2013. You may still need to file a Complaint for Modification to have this child...

Mother trying to remove child from state for new job.

Retain counsel. These cases are arduous and complicated, and require an experienced attorney in your corner to fight for your rights as a caring...

You have the right to file for unemployment benefits, and your former employer has the right to contest said benefits. There is no allegation here...

What if a parent is refusing to take his son on the court ordered visitation schedule?

File a Complaint for Modification, and retain counsel to assist you. If you refuse to offer both children, he could file a Contempt action against...

Ex-Wife Moved

You should read the Divorce Judgment or Divorce Agreement to determine if the issue is addressed there. I would imagine that there should...

What do I need to do,to prepare a Pro Se trial in a divorce where she has an attorney in Plymouth County.

You need to retain counsel, or make your best efforts to go at it alone. If she has an attorney, it is certainly highly recommended that you...

I live in an in law apartment of my fathers home. he has a new (gold-digger) i mean girlfriend who wants me out. do i have any r

If your father wants you out, you're out. Your rights go as far as any tenant's rights versus a landlord. Good luck. Anthony Rao, Esq.

The first question would be: How do you know that she is not being truthful? Moreover, how do you know these expenses do not exist? Whatever...

I filed a complaint for modification in custody of 1 of my children, there is a pre-trial scheduled in August and I now want to

I strongly recommend retaining counsel for any procedural complications, such as the one you currently face. Alternatively, you should discuss...