Can you be intentionally punished for missing a court date? If it's just a custody issue, you can't be intentionally punished. If it's a contempt...

What grounds for a grandparent visitation hearing?

You have two comprehensive answers. I've only dropped in to say that when/if you are served, you should most definitely consult with an attorney...

Who can help me sue my father for mental anguish

I believe you recently posted a longer, more detailed version of this question and received several answers about how you might assert your...

Please see details. If my oldest is 23 and my youngest is 15, my oldest stays on c/s until she is 38? Support ends on 23rd b/d.

I have to disagree with the other attorney who has provided an answer. In Massachusetts, child support typically doesn't terminate automatically. ...

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Which state would I need to file to seek a judgment?

I have to disagree with attorney poor. With child support, jurisdiction doesn't move if the other parent is still in the original state. You...

I'm the plaintiff, I want to dismiss the child support motionprior to the pretrial conference. How do I word the letter to cour

I assume you actually mean you want to dismiss the underlying complaint, and that the complaint has been served because a pretrial conference has...

I started my career at a legal services agency that provided free legal assistance to parents living with mental illnesses trying to regain access...

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I'm a bit confused, because a judge isn't involved when a prenuptial agreement is first signed. Have you already divorced in accordance with the...

What constitutes grounds for divorce? We have been married for 24 yrs, we share the house & the bills but no intimacy.

Massachusetts is a 'no fault' state, which means you don't need to provide a cause for your divorce other than the fact that one or the other of...

Contempt charges for perjury

In order to be in contempt of court, a person must have knowingly and willfully violated a clear and unequivocal court order. In laymen's terms,...