Additional Information: What is the difference between a felony and a misdemeanor in Massachusetts? Does it have to do with whether you can go to jail or not if you get convicted or is it some other factor? Thanks. ATTORNEY ANSWER: Generally speaking the difference between a felony and a misdemeanor is the amount of time one would serve. A
Additional Information: We have been married for over thirty years, unfortunately, I now realize that all of our assets are in my husband’s name. Does this mean that if I file for divorce I will not get anything? ATTORNEY ANSWER: Not at all. It matters little to a Probate Judge whose name the property is in. Rather, the Judges in
Additional Information: I have been working for this company for only six months. While there, I have noticed that my boss has been sexually harassing some of my co-workers. I have been asked to give a statement about what I witnessed, but I am worried that I will be fired. What can I do? ATTORNEY ANSWER: If your employer were
Additional Information: I have been married for over eighteen years and we have two children together. Since the children were born, we decided that I would stay at home and raise them. My husband has been getting more aggressive with me and I worry that things may happen. I do not want to leave the house, as I have no
Additional Information: I have been working for my company for over three years. Recently I became pregnant and informed my supervisor of the fact. Since that time, he has been acting differently towards me. I am worried that I may be fired. I know that I am an “employee at will” according to the employee’s handbook, but I wonder if
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