In all likelihood, yes. Most leases will say that the tenants are "jointly and severally liable", meaning each is potentially on the hook for 100%...

You can sue and should do it here in MA. $10,000 is beyond our small claims limit. You should bring suit in the state District Court where the...

If she is not on the title to the property, she owns nothing. Unless father-in-law left the house to her in a will, she inherits nothing. Once your...

That differs from attorney to attorney. There is no set price. What is set on top of the attorney fee is the recording fee. The recording fee for a...

This is an unusual sounding provision. Deviating from the regular parenting schedule for significant periods of time is usually reserved for the...

Go on www.masscourts.org and search for the case in the court where it was heard. Although 20 years ago, info should be there. If you cannot print...

To be enforceable, you two should really do a joint petition for modification, with an agreement for judgment spelling out what you are doing and...

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No, there isn't. You must file a lawsuit and file a motion for an attachment. By the way, if his business was a corp. or LLC, that is the entity...

I am going to assume that what is scheduled is a pretrial conference. There is no way you have a trial date. Bring three copies of the agreement...

With the caveat that I do not practice criminal law, multiple charges can derive from the same event. For you as victim, it is not something I...