Hi A judge cannot do this. If your wife asked for this in the beginni98ng divorce papers (the complaint served on you). I wouldn't worry about...

My husband and I separated last fall. I have always homeschooled my children (something we both agreed upon).

Hi If any of your children are not yet age 23 and still in college, you may be entitled to child support which would average around 21% of his...

Can child support be change to alimony after agreement has been signed?

Hi You can't "change" child support into alimony. However, unless you gave up the right to future alimony in your divorce agreement. you may ask...

Hi Attorney Frederick is right. There is not much you can do. Your grandmother left him his share of the money and it is now his money. You...

Can I get a divorce in Boston ma when I got married in new York but my kids father left us in 2008

Hi If you have lived in Mass as your intended residence for more tan a year, you may file in Massachusetts You should hire an attorney. Good...

Personal Injury resulted in Skull fracture from bracket that fell 100ft how much is this case worth ??

Hi I cannot tell you what your case is "worth" or anyhing about mediation without knowing all; the facts of your case. However, I do know that...

Where to file

Hi You both live in Middlesex County so you have to file in Middlesex Probate and Family Court in Cambridge. However, you should hire an...

What are the guidelines for alimony in MA - 28 yr marriage, low wage earner wife , high wage earner husband 1 minor child 15 yr

Hi I do not agree with some of my colleagues who say that the first $250,000 of income of the payor is only for child support. I routinely get...

Ex wants alimony, I have kids. Who gets what?

Hi If I understand you correcttly your children are living with you. If that is the case, your wife will have to pay you child support. Your...

My wife has bipolar disease. She had an episode. It resulted in her threatening me. What grounds do I have for divorce?

Hi In Massachusetts you need only allege irretrievable breakdown of the marriage ("no fault"). to get a divorce. Steve Coren