My husband was the petitioner for my daughter when she was a minor. His petition was approved but he passed away one month later

Please clarify what the father was a petitioner for, on behalf of your daughter. Without that information, no one can describe any options.

Im not the father althogh im on birth certificet we are no longer together now she wants my inherintence what can i do to stop

If you are not married, she has no direct access to your inheritance. If you were not married, and there is no prior child support order, then she...

My ex girlfriend gave me a car when I was dating with her now we broke up and she wants the car back but I already sold that ca

A gift is complete upon receipt by the person receiving the gift, and the giver has no further interest in it. If she says the car wasn't a gift,...

How does adultery affect a divorce, if at all, in Massachusetts?

In technical terms, Attorney Mason is absolutely correct. The question before is whether the amount of marital funds/assets being spent on dates,...

Arbitration or Litigation? For determining income to base child support.

Arbitration is certainly a faster, less expensive way to resolve the dispute over what income will be used to calculate the Guidelines, but unless...

Will I have to pay child support if I get married

Of such problems are basic prenuptial agreements made. You should speak to a lawyer familiar not only with child support issues but also with...

Depending on the specific circumstances, you have several legitimate claims, including but not limited to profits obtained from the use of the...

I have kept items in a self storage unit for ten years in the state of mass.Should I have resigned after 6 years?

Your contract for the self-storage unit probably renews automatically, regardless of the number of times it did so, either year-to-year or...

Your primary concern is your son's safety. He should preserve the recordings and bring them to the attention of a guidance counselor, social...

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Mother gave up rights to our son to join military, then forcing him to visit her when she wants him. She cant do this correct?

Your son's mother, if she has 'reasonable visitation', has every right to have parenting time her son. If he is resisting this, then your...