Contact the Supreme Court for the county in which the divorce occurred and see what information is public record.

Just because you read a statute or went to law doesn't mean you know how the law REALLY is practiced. You've sunk too much time and money into a...

If I have 2 51As and test positive for weed can dcf automatically take my baby?

Using pot while you're pregnant is hardly good for your unborn child. Further, since your service plan calls for you to be clean. you risk losing a...

If your wife is refusing to have a conversation about this, it sounds like you'll need to file for visitation. If you do, a guardian ad litem will...

I am a legal guardian of my sister who passed away. She had mental retardation. she has an inheritance from my mom what do I do.

Two most points to add: 1. Assuming that your sister survived your mother long enough to be an heir of her estate, a probate should be opened...

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I understand HCP and POA as tools to protect health and property of elderly and others.

The standards for making and terminating a power of attorney and a health care proxy are different. Persons with dementia may still have capacity...

Are there any organizations who offer pro bono work to represent someone who is incarcerated?

You can try Prisoner Legal Services (see link to web site below); however, family law is not a priority area for them. If they can't help, they...

My mother has a HCP, POA, Will, Trust. A relative who knew of the HCP had some story and had a hospital have my mother sign

You can't go back and pretend that nothing ever happened. The new documents revoked the older documents. Your mother needs to sit down and talk...

The only way the alleged biological father would have any rights is to file a paternity claim in Probate Court. (I say "alleged" because you do not...

What happens when a financial planning attorney is the trustee of a trust and takes money from that trust?

As my colleague noted, that depends. Were these funds that the trustee is entitled to according to the terms of the trust or not? You should...