What constitutes retaliation ? How does the court view warrantee of habitable and disruption of quiet enjoyment.

Are you a tenant at will, or do you have a lease? If you have a lease, does it reference whether pets are allowed on the property? Do the...

Once a child is removed by dcf how long before he is returned

DCF will likely implement a 'Parenting Plan' after placing your child in foster care. I would strongly recommend you adhere to every requirement...

My assumption is that DCF opened a case when a medical provider contacted the agency for concerns relating to the ER visit. Irrespective of...

How can i remove my spouse's name from the deed of our home before the divorce is final?

As long as you are both in agreement, it is easy enough for him to sign a Quitclaim Deed conveying his interest in the property over to you. ...

A friend borrowed my car and was pulled over for a traffic violation. The officer searched the car and found 1 Percocet pill.

I agree with the other Attorney responses. I would highly recommend retaining counsel - especially if you happen to have a record. Second, was...

Have a question wen my kids father

Can I assume this matter is already in the Family and Probate Court? If so, it may be wise for you to go in and inquire about a G.L. c. 209A...

I am the legal guardian of three of my grandchildren. My daughter wants them back now after 5 years. Can she do that?

I am assuming you were not appointed as your grandchildren's foster parent by DCF. Assuming that is accurate, you were likely granted permanent...

Do I need a real estate Atty?

I agree with Attorney Robbins and am only chipping in to inquire whether there is a pending action before the probate and family court. Is there? ...

I need a family lawyer

It seems as though affording an attorney may be a concern for you. If that is the case, I would suggest beginning by contacting the Suffolk...

Real estates attorney on how to get a house in my name from my mother's and aunt's name?

First, determine if the property is owned by your mother and aunt as Tenants in Common (TIC) or joint tenancy with the right of survivorship. The...

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