has agreed to waive. How do we do this given I live in MA and he's currently residing in China teaching?
Your question says, “How do we do this”.
I am not sure what “this” is. Are you asking about the emancipations of your children or the formalizing of the arrearage release?
I will assume you are asking about the release. You and he can file a Joint Petition to Change a... Read more »
It’s been 7 years since I moved. My 18 yr old has visited multiple times. My 9 & 11 yr old are not allowed. I’ve visited 2X but have regular communication with them unless my ex gets mad.
You may file for parenting time with your two young children in the Family Court. Your wife is wrong. Your 18 year old may visit you whenever; he is an adult.
I have a court order that says child primarily stays with mom in NC and I have parenting time in MA every month. I am receiving a child support notice from grandparent claiming child is living with her.
Yes, you may.
I need legal help to stop paying my ex alimony ?
Is your question: Do I need legal help to stop paying alimony? Sounds as if you do, based on what you have written. An attorney will file a Complaint for Modification with the court. The modification will seek to reduce your alimony... Read more »
This is not a form of employment. This income is tax-free. Not sure if I need to report on financial form or if reporting so makes any difference.
Yes you do. All income is to be reported.
For the definition of income for ALL support issues Google:
" Current CHILD SUPPORT GUIDELINES as amended June 15, 2018, I. Income Definition, A. Sources of Income
The time it takes to get “through” the Mediation Process initially depends on whether or not each party returns a properly completed Probate and Family Court Financial Statement. The Mediator needs a correct Financial Statement for many reasons. An insufficient Statement causes delay and... Read more »
I'm a US citizen and my fiance has dual citizenship in the US and Germany. Were planning on living in Germany after we marry.
Divorce attorneys prepare prenuptial agreements. Expect to pay about $500.00 assuming the two of you are in complete agreement as to the contents of the agreement and you complete the intake forms as instructed by the attorney. Since you can’t have the same attorney, one of you will have the... Read more »
2 are 18 and our smallest is 17. I would like to put the divorce for being an adulterer. I need guidance and help. I live in Massachusetts
Jackie,
You have the right to file a divorce based on adultery, however it is not wise to do so for several reasons. Irretrievable breakdown is the suggested approach.
I would be happy to work with you on your getting a divorce quickly and for the least expense.
I am LAR... Read more »
My daughter and her husband cannot afford a lawyer to get divorced. They spent $300. to get all the paperwork together from online. They went to file the papers in Fall River, MA and needed to go to classes about their child. That is done. They just want someone to review the paperwork to make... Read more »
I would review the documents ONE of them asks me to review. I cannot work for both parties.
I will only review the documents submitted and will only answer the questions asked.
My fee will be billed at $375.00 per hour with a minimum of one hour.
Your daughter or... Read more »
After several months you will receive a Pre-Trial Notice. Follow the instructions to a T.
Are orders issued for the "pendency of the divorce" in effect through the 90 day nisi period in Mass?
No. The divorce is no longer in "pendency".
Do I need to wait the 120 days til its final? What paperwork do I need for Social Security?
From your question I assume that at your divorce hearing you asked for and the judge approved your request to resume your maiden name.
Under Massachusetts law you may start using your new name whenever you want.
It is a simple process to change your name with Social Security, check... Read more »
Yes, you should continue to pay the child support order until you file a motion for modification to change a temporary order for child support. If the child support order is the result of a judgement you must file a complaint for modification to change the Judgment providing for child support.
-My wife has no involvement/stake in the company at all.
-What method of company valuation should be used if there are only expenses so far and no income from business?
-I have not used a single cent of marital funds for the business.
-After the settlement, will my spouse... Read more »
I agree with Lillian.
Having filed the divorce without the necessary prep work, which is obvious from your question, is a negative you must overcome with the advice of experienced counsel.
Keep in mind the basis of all property division is that All property owned by any spouse is... Read more »
My father's estate has been in probate for three years. Two of my sisters were assigned as executors of his will. One of my other sisters wasn't happy that it was taking so long so she threatened the sister in the no. 2 chair to sign her executor power over to her or she'll take her to court. It... Read more »
You have the right to go to the Probate Court that is handling your father's estate. You were told the name of the Probate Court when your sister notified you as a result of filing your father's will for probate. Since you use the term executor, a term no longer used, it had to be as a result of... Read more »
How do I ask the court/judge to modify the JUDGEMENT for Grandparents Visits to state "Visits will be at the sole discretion of the Legal Guardian or void the JUDGEMENT?
In order to change
You can file immediately after. There is no waiting period.
You go to the Family Court where you and your spouse last lived together. For example, if the two of you last lived in Lynn go to the Family Court on Federal Street in Salem. At the desk tell the clerk you want to file for divorce. You will be given a complaint for divorce and told how to fill it... Read more »
Other party agreed that supervised visits will remain in effect for one year, after which either party may file a Complaint for Modification. and party is attempting to modify a year after the actual court date not after a one year period of supervised visits. A pretrial is coming up in regards... Read more »
You seem to ask 2 questions.
First, concerning modification, either party may seek a modification of an existing order if they can show a material change in facts since the first order.
As to the Pre- Trial, you say, among other things,: A pretrial is coming up in regards to... Read more »
I have to go back 10/1.but it said all discoveryshall be completed ny 9/18.what should i do.im allowed to send cards and gifts.she will not let the kids call me.as it was agreement.what should i do?
Unfortunately your question is not clear as to what you are asking about and your back ground is not clear, e.g., as it was agreement.what should i do?
Let me speak generally, apparently you have received a Pre-Trial Order. Apparently, the Order is in two parts, first you were told that if... Read more »
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