What kind of evidence does the DA's office need in order to convict my boyfriend who is caused of domestic violence?

If your boyfriend does not have a lawyer, he ought to get one, since he is facing serious charges. Then ask that lawyer these questions. A criminal...

I wanted to know what would make a prenup invalid in MA .I have asked this question before and searched out some information.

Having an attorney is not required, but the opportunity to have one is what is required. You can always waive going to an attorney. Full disclosure...

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Why is there no privacy in divorce court rooms . Medical , financial info all up for grabs. Privacy laws do not apply? Thanks

Because court proceedings are open to the public. You can ask the judge to seal the courtroom - I've rarely seen it done in domestic cases,...

I ask my tenant to find a place in January because she has never been on time with rent .

If you have properly served the 14 day notice, and the 14 days are past, go to the Housing Court in the new courthouse on Main Street and file a...

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My common law wife have been together for 50 years .we lived in va for35 years.

Neither VA or WV recognize common law marriage, so you are in fact not married.

How long before I can file abandonment on mother of my son.

Abandonment is not the issue here. You should have modified the divorce order when you started living together, and that is what you should do now....

Is it prudent to have a town manager as the sole appointing authority in town govt, in other word a strong town manager charter?

And being a former selectman from a town with this form of government, you could have a lousy chief who if left to make the appointments will hire...

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How can I serve my husband if he refuses to give me his new address?

Use his place of employment if you have to. The summons that starts the case needs to be served by a deputy sheriff or constable, not certified...

I collect SSI and have recently been awarded a lump sum settlement. I am now worried I will be at risk to lose benefits.

Speak to that attorney. Otherwise, why is he doing a trust?

You have no standing to sue him; your mother might, but not you. Possibly, accounts can be reconciled upon your mother's passing, depending what is...