A default is entered when a party fails to do something he should do (such as file an answer or a response to interrogatories)) within the...

Appellate courts rarely accept appeals from interlocutory decisions in the trial court, i.e. decisions that do not resolve the case. Therefore,...

You are right that you need help, but this isn't the place to get it. Hire a qualified criminal defense attorney because there may be defenses...

Was there a separation agreement that survived? If so, the answer is almost certainly No. If n ot, a judge wuld probably look only at his income...

If by "adjudicated" you mean by the trial court, then the appellate court will apply the current law. (The new SJC ruling might govern...

If the person on the chat line agreed to disable your options ability, then you might have a breach of contract claim A lawyer would need a lot...

With the limited information, it is impossible to give a meaningful answer. For instance, a court might impose a trust on the house and give her...

Assuming that your description is accurate, a motion to recuse might be meritorious, but it is unlikely to be allowed since you claim that the...

The 20,000 sounds like a property division, not alimony. As such, it has no immediate tax impact.

While your question is short on details, it appears that someone you know is (or may be) indicted for fraud in connection with applying for an...