In Appeals Court, can you ask supporting documents by motion or subpoena from defendant which did not submit in trial court ?

On appeal you have to know what you are doing; clearly you do not. Contact a trial lawyer to seek whether the record in your trial court case can...

Can appeal be made after 50 days from the entry of the judgement in MA?

The rules of appellate procedure are very specific. It is the docket date (date of entry into the computer) of the judgment that is the first...

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Can a temporary child support order in Massachusetts be appealed?

Any order can be appealed; the question is whether the order should be appealed. If it is indeed a temporary order (i.e., not a final judgment...

Can I appeal a denial without prejudice decision on a motion for temporary orders?

Technically, yes, an interlocutory appeal would be your avenue. Realistically, no, not if the temporary order does not materially change the...

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Vaughn v Vaughn Subpoena in Massachusetts

You need not hire an attorney for the entire divorce action. You can hire a lawyer on a Limited Assistance Representation (LAR) basis (i.e., for...

Appealing a contempt ruling

Situations like yours are why people should hire an attorney to represent them in court. The judge hears argument that is properly before the court...

Can a judge in divorce court judge me even though my lawyer could not be present due to a medical emergency?

I am concerned that you were sentenced to jail time without legal representation. Discuss this matter with an appeals lawyer.

Can child support be backdated retroactively to 2 years backwards by divorce / probate court in MA?

If I understand you correctly, you were ordered to pay child support during the litigation of your divorce. At trial your spouse entered evidence...

You do not define "ex." If you are divorced and have a custody order then you may address the issue in the Family Court. It you are talking about...

Received Judgment of Divorce Nisi. Resuming my maiden name. However, the court misspelled my maiden name. What do I do?

Notify the court to have the error corrected.