Additional Information: Our father left his step children everything. Can we sue his estate for him being a dead beat? He banked all his money, didn’t support his kids, and all these years he owned a house, 2 cars, had a pension fund and two
Additional Information: My husband and I have been separated for just over 30 days. We were married in Rhode Island in 2007 but have been living in Andover Massachusetts since 2008. ATTORNEY ANSWER: So long as you are still living in Andover, you should file
Additional Information: In an uncontested divorce, is there a 12 month waiting period in Massachusetts before you can file papers for divorce? ATTORNEY ANSWER: In an uncontested divorce, there is no twelve month waiting period because neither side is contesting jurisdiction. The only time that
Additional Information: In 2001 my ex husband and I divorced and I got custody of our then 2 year old son. He had visitation and had to pay 100 dollars a week in child support. In 2005 my ex and I became a couple again
Additional Information: My sons father left my son and I in a real financial pickle and has chosen to just move in with another woman. As a mom I don’t think it’s a good idea for my son to be around this other woman. Do
Collaborative Law in the area of Family Law provides a positive context in which to address the often difficult emotions and issues that arise during the divorce process without resorting to litigation. The Collaborative Law dispute resolution model is one in which both parties retain
Additional Information: My boyfriend shares custody with his ex-girlfriend for their 10 year old boy. She has physical custody, he has their son every weekend and also during the week if she has to work. She tried to take him away to Miami 4 years
Additional Information: Are there any options for me? Will the courts do anything? We have a standard, every other weekend visitation arrangement for my husband with the kids, with other terms for holidays, birthdays, etc. My husband does not meet these terms; at the last
Additional Information: Our father left his step children everything. Can we sue his estate for him being a dead beat? He banked all his money, didn’t support his kids, and all these years he owned a house, 2 cars, had a pension fund and two
Additional Information: My husband and I have been separated for just over 30 days. We were married in Rhode Island in 2007 but have been living in Andover Massachusetts since 2008. ATTORNEY ANSWER: So long as you are still living in Andover, you should file
Additional Information: In an uncontested divorce, is there a 12 month waiting period in Massachusetts before you can file papers for divorce? ATTORNEY ANSWER: In an uncontested divorce, there is no twelve month waiting period because neither side is contesting jurisdiction. The only time that
Additional Information: In 2001 my ex husband and I divorced and I got custody of our then 2 year old son. He had visitation and had to pay 100 dollars a week in child support. In 2005 my ex and I became a couple again
Additional Information: My sons father left my son and I in a real financial pickle and has chosen to just move in with another woman. As a mom I don’t think it’s a good idea for my son to be around this other woman. Do
Collaborative Law in the area of Family Law provides a positive context in which to address the often difficult emotions and issues that arise during the divorce process without resorting to litigation. The Collaborative Law dispute resolution model is one in which both parties retain
Additional Information: My boyfriend shares custody with his ex-girlfriend for their 10 year old boy. She has physical custody, he has their son every weekend and also during the week if she has to work. She tried to take him away to Miami 4 years
Additional Information: Are there any options for me? Will the courts do anything? We have a standard, every other weekend visitation arrangement for my husband with the kids, with other terms for holidays, birthdays, etc. My husband does not meet these terms; at the last
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