In Massachusetts does "attaining the age of twenty-three" mean up to the exact day a person turns 23?

Once he turns 23, all rights to child support ends. Perhaps your ex will voluntarily offer to help with the final semester's tuition if he sees...

What protection do i have from Student loan default ?

If you co-signed the loan, then the creditor has the right to come after you to collect. If you do not make the payments, the creditor has the...

She filed a 51a , but her motive was not fear or harm. Her ulterior motive was to take the child without hearing can I win lol

This question is all over the place. Who would you be suing -- the child's mother? If that's the case, the federal court would want no part of...

It has been 4 years since my mom and her sisters lost their parents, and my mom has decided to live in her mothers house

More information is needed to answer the question. You did not make it clear whether the property was part of your grandparents' estates or if it...

"Sir" is appropriate. "Your honor" is reserved for judges.

I agree with my colleagues, but I question whether your father is competent to enter into the marriage. If you genuinely believe that he is not...

I asked to see a copy of a modeling contract before moving forward...what does the response mean? Is this a scam?

If you are not being allowed to see the contract, you should be EXTREMELY suspicious. No ethical business would refuse to provide you with a...

My sister loaned my son college tuition in july, 2010. now she is angry at us and she wants her money back in 6 months.

Generally speaking, the terms of the promissory note govern. Without seeing the document, there is no way to advise you if it is air-tight or not....

What should l do about my neighbor threatening to take me to small claims court over an inflatable Christmas decoration?

You'll need to look at your renter's insurance policy and talk to your agent to see if your policy covers it. It's really up to you what you...

Why do some homeowners sign there home over to another person for a dollar

Yes -- it's a way of transferring ownership to someone instead of letting the property go through probate. Occasionally it's an appropriate thing...