Hanover, MA
Family Lawyer at Hanover, MA
Practice Areas: Family, Real Estate ... +4 more
And what is your question? The owner of the property can do this, assuming there is justification to do so. If you challenge the justification,...
If you have sole legal custody, likely no. Otherwise, it is possible a judge could do so, but he/she will take into account your reasons, what his...
I agree with Atty. Howard that much of this likely has to do with DCF bureaucracy. However, while your son does not have to speak to them, it would...
Beyond my shock that an estate of someone who died in 1962 is still open, the three children alive at the time of death clearly inherited. For the...
Unless there has been a prior court order regarding custody to the contrary, as an unmarried mother you should have sole legal and physical...
There is no grounds for a lawsuit yet. Civil lawsuits have to have two required elements: liability and damages. You have liability, the negligence...
See a local estate planning attorney. Don't just go ahead and do this on your own, as there may be wrinkles to this, such as Medicaid qualification.
First question is why custody would not go to your daughter? But if custody to you is everyone's intent, then you should seek guardianship in...
Speak to a local family law attorney. In my state, when someone has a restraining order against them, not only cannot that person contact you, but...
I am going to presume that the court orders left you with sole legal custody. That gives you pre-eminent decision-making power here. You also say...
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