Wellesley, MA
Divorce and separation Lawyer at Wellesley, MA
Practice Areas: Divorce & Separation, Family ... +2 more
yes, you can ask your attorney to waive certain court dates
I would file a contempt, it is the most expeditious option and if you can use a lawyer and seek costs/fees.
yes, and it is a good idea to ask him. If you have receipts keep them or make copies of your personal property.
The courts will not "force you to work" if the kids are in day care and you have free time and are able they may suggest it. You are a homemake...
You can do whatever is in you family's best decision, if you think you will net more money by finishing it, then that is up to you.
yes he can move out and you can work it out.
Most judges are using the new guidelines and they will most likely be used in your case whether or not you are finalized before the law goes into...
They will back out the amount of child support that you pay up to a certain amount and then calulcate alimony.
She may be able to on child support but not alimony.
usually a few weeks and sometimes one court is faster than the other if your judge happens to be there.
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