by dcdclaw | Apr 15, 2012 | Domestic, Family Law Questions & Answers
Yes, Massachusetts’ Rules of Domestic Procedure, Supplemental Rule 410, requires a disclosure of financial information by both parties to a divorce action. After the service of the complaint for divorce and summons, the court requires each party to a divorce action... by dcdclaw | Sep 21, 2011 | Domestic, Family Law Questions & Answers
Additional information: My ex obtained a 209A restraining order against me in Worcester district court which grants custody and prevents me from seeing my children. Do I have to wait until the restraining order expires to see my children? While the 209A restraining... by dcdclaw | Aug 31, 2011 | Domestic, Family Law Questions & Answers
Additional information:If a parent refuses to allow the other parent visitation with the child, does the law allow a parent to withhold child support? No, if a parent is denied court-ordered visitation, he or she does not have the right to withhold child support based... by dcdclaw | Jul 12, 2011 | Domestic, Family Law Questions & Answers
Child support may be awarded for a child eighteen years of age until the child’s twenty-first birthday if the child resides with the recipient parent and is principally dependent upon that parent for support. Child support may continue through the age of twenty-three... by dcdclaw | Jul 12, 2011 | Domestic, Family Law Questions & Answers
For most people going through a divorce, this is the most out-of-control they have ever felt over their lives. Part of that overwhelming sensation of being out-of-control is when the court is deciding their fate – how their children will be raised, how their money or... by dcdclaw | Jul 2, 2011 | Domestic, Family Law Questions & Answers
The parent who requests a change to the judgment must file a Complaint for Modification. In order for a parent to successfully alter a judgment, he or she must demonstrate a material and substantial change of circumstances since the entry of the last judgment. These...