It depends on the language in the trust. Was it a Grantor Trust? If so, you may still qualify for the exclusion. You really need to have the...

I agree with Attorney Callahan. Another thing to consider is that the property may have increased in value since you purchased it. If there is...

If a complaint of abuse or neglect of children had been levied against you, you would know it! The DCF would begin a preliminary investigation and...

You file your Opposition just like any other pleading. One copy goes to the Registry of Probate where your case is ongoing, and another must be...

If both parties are in complete agreement, you can start with a Joint Petition to Change a Judgement. The form is accessible on Mass.gov, and is...

Morally though, they are "letting you stay" in their property. Are you paying rent? If not, and you go against your wishes, they can stop letting...

One argument on your behalf should be that the person living at the property should pay the mortgage and utilities in lieu of rent - which would...

The short answer: No, you are not responsible for, nor legally obligated to support a child that is not yours. The child's mother's threats are...

I respectfully disagree with Attorney Rozmiarek. If I were the mother's attorney, I would argue that the children fall under Mass. General Laws,...

It sounds like you already have physical custody - by mutual agreement! What you should do is file a Custody-Support-Parenting Time complaint in...