When asking the court to drop a RO, do both parties need to be present?
If this man has assaulted you and you are concerned about how he talks to the children, it certainly doesn't sound like dropping the RO and giving...
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If this man has assaulted you and you are concerned about how he talks to the children, it certainly doesn't sound like dropping the RO and giving...
Has the landlord properly given you notice? If not, you may have some negotiating room. Many landlord-tenant attorneys give free consultations, and...
You need to find an attorney in the state where the real estate is located and prepare to bring suit ASAP. That's the only way you're going to get...
There's nothing to stop you from bringing a case in Small Claims. However, you should consider the time involved in doing so and the filing fees...
Just remember that someone claims to have "looked into" doing something doesn't mean that she actually will do something. This really isn't a...
I'm going to change the practice area to Immigration, since that's what it seems that you're talking about. I suggest that if that's the case, you...
You should have both a will AND a durable power of attorney (DPOA) which sets out the reasons why you think the stepfather would be the better...
I'm sorry for your aunt's sad situation. Under Massachusetts law, creditors have one year from the date of death to file suit against an estate...
If what you say is true, then you can file a complaint with the agency (which I presume is the Department of Public Health) which licenses the...
Listen to your instincts. Assisting someone with a restraining order to contact the other party could result in your arrest.