What can be done?

Unless he has a court order allowing the move out of state, and assuming you have court-ordered parenting time, yes you can.

HOW LONG SOMEBODY WILL BE GIVEN TO GIVE THE REASON WHY HE DID NOT SERVE THE ANSWER OR MOTION AT THE REQUIRED TIME BY THE COURT?

If you have requested default and for default judgment properly (see Federal Rules of Civil Procedure 55), the necessary first step, there is no...

Can my friends on face book sue me on a comment I made.

Sounds as if it is. To avoid these issues, next time refrain from publicizing your disappointment.

I want to move 3 miles over into the NH boarder. How difficult will it be to have a judge allow?

The standard of review for this is both best interests of the children + significant advantage to you. The latter, if met, often then dictates the...

Can a signed severance agreement to become void if employer did not follow Mass laws when preparing the document?

You would have to have the document, and these facts, reviewed by an experienced employment law attorney. Yes, there are ways a signed contract can...

My husband used to work with the judge presiding over our divorce. Can I get a new judge?

I don't think anger is the reason necessarily to avoid asking for this. If the judge is petty enough to get angry over this, she doesn't belong on...

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Unless your judgment or agreement states a time, there is no hard and fast rule. "Reasonable" time is the rule, and what is reasonable depends on...

How can someone who has a shared mortgage, can transfer the share of her property ownership to her spouse?

As far as the bank is concerned, they only care about who signed the promissory note and mortgage, and that it gets its money. It does not care how...

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Land contract lot rent paid up until 3/16 LL filed eviction b/c of complaints of the kids playing outside.

See a local landlord-tenant attorney ASAP. If you have a signed lease, you should be OK, unless the issue is a violation of the lease, and there...

How can I find out what happened after an indictment? (this is about my kids' step-father)

Call the DA's office of the county where he was indicted.