Additional Information: Do a husband and wife both have to be present to file a joint petition for an uncontested divorce in Massachusetts? Do we have to go together or can we go separately? ATTORNEY ANSWER: Generally, both parties to a divorce (even an uncontested
ATTORNEY ANSWER: Once the divorce is final, you can get remarried approximately four days later. You can apply for a marriage license one day after your divorce becomes final. It usually takes three days for the license to issue. Obviously, holidays and weekends and other
Additional Information: We live in Lowell. My wife has a mental illness and has made bad decisions in the past, lets my daughter do whatever she wants and is basically more of a friend than a parent to my daughter. She lies and manipulates my
Additional Information: I posted bail at $500 and I never showed to the next court date. What should I do? I just want to get this off my back and get on with my life. I know I have a warrant and I don’t want
Additional Information: I want no legal ties. Shouldn’t I wait until refinancing to sign? We agreed that I am moving out and he wants the house. We agreed that he would try to refinance to get the house in his name only. I agreed to
Additional Information: Father has full physical custody. Mother has court ordered visitation which includes overnight visits. Due to behavior problems with the children, the mother no longer wishes to have overnight visits and other visitation issues outlined in the divorce agreement. Can the custodial parent
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: Do a husband and wife both have to be present to file a joint petition for an uncontested divorce in Massachusetts? Do we have to go together or can we go separately? ATTORNEY ANSWER: Generally, both parties to a divorce (even an uncontested
ATTORNEY ANSWER: Once the divorce is final, you can get remarried approximately four days later. You can apply for a marriage license one day after your divorce becomes final. It usually takes three days for the license to issue. Obviously, holidays and weekends and other
Additional Information: We live in Lowell. My wife has a mental illness and has made bad decisions in the past, lets my daughter do whatever she wants and is basically more of a friend than a parent to my daughter. She lies and manipulates my
Additional Information: I posted bail at $500 and I never showed to the next court date. What should I do? I just want to get this off my back and get on with my life. I know I have a warrant and I don’t want
Additional Information: I want no legal ties. Shouldn’t I wait until refinancing to sign? We agreed that I am moving out and he wants the house. We agreed that he would try to refinance to get the house in his name only. I agreed to
Additional Information: Father has full physical custody. Mother has court ordered visitation which includes overnight visits. Due to behavior problems with the children, the mother no longer wishes to have overnight visits and other visitation issues outlined in the divorce agreement. Can the custodial parent
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
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