Can I sue for intentional infliction of emotional distress?

Sorry for your troubles. Sadly, "toxic" family relationships are neither unique nor new, in this world. The short answer to your question is...

I have been married for 20 years and have not worked. I stayed home and raised the kids.

As my esteemed colleagues note, it depends on the various specifics of your particular case. Your and your childrens' best interests would be best...

If I turned in plates to vehicle do I still owe excise tax for entire year?

Well, despite the fact that you lost your license and you turned in your license plates in January, you still own the vehicle, and excise taxes are...

Auto accident personal injury insurance question

If you have broken bones you are entitled to damages for pain and suffering, however, if this was a recent accident, other driver's insurer may...

Illegally Tattooed and made money from it. What rights do I have as the sole provider and caretaker of our daughter?

Regardless of how he earns monies, it is all considered part of his “gross income,” and he should be reporting this. You should check with an...

I was sued and lost. Will the homestead protect equity in my home?

As a general rule, and assuming you have a homestead declaration recorded with the Registry of Deeds, the answer is yes. The recorded Homestead...

Person had a dying wish to give certain things from their estate out to certain people do they have a right to?

So sorry for your loss. While it seems your friend may have had the very best of intentions in carrying out the deceased person's wishes, sadly, a...

I agree with my colleague’s response, but also note that all proxies/powers of attorney terminate automatically as of date of death…. Executor or...

Can this guy get a dog he bought back? If so, can he just call the police or does he need to take me to court?

Respectfully, I disagree with my colleague's answer. Given the facts you have outlined, and assuming you can get the vet to write in the dog's...

Having the father signing over his rights in the state of mass.

If he will agree to it, yes, but be aware, courts are reluctant to have kids end up being "public charges" and letting either parent off the hook...