New Bedford, MA
Alimony Lawyer at New Bedford, MA
Practice Areas: Alimony, Divorce & Separation ... +3 more
You legal obligation is to follow whatever parenting plan you had from the divorce. However, if you believe that he has, by this point,...
You shouldn't put your name out here in this non-confidential space. But yes, you would need to file a contempt motion in NJ and fight that...
Sounds like you should get an attorney. Filing contempt motions isn't what you are looking for, it's sanctions and results.
There is no legal status for "mistress". A landlord could certainly provide a letter confirming the tenancy. If you are not an owner of the...
The difficulty is because a state has no authority beyond it's boarders. The appropriate and traditional way to do it is to make a motion in MA to...
Intimidation requires some physical threat or force. This is rough settlement. Choosing to exercise or not a legal option is permissible.
Without a release, the answer is no. That would be covered by the federal HIPPA law. The releases to the other providers does not excuse...
You have potentially both a Worker's Compensation as well as a Personal Injury case, depending on the details of the case. You should seek out...
You should not use your name here. You are under Court orders, you need to obey those. "but part of my bail is I have to stay away from my...
Support comes from paternity and any non-custodial parent is expected to pay support. So, yes. Although it would be rolled into the divorce...
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