I own several acres of land in the Berkshires. In addition to my own home, there are 2 barns and a small cott....
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6/12/2013 15:30
by emc2 |
My wife wants to keep the house but she is on disability and what she makes monthly will barely pay the mortga....
Dear trulystuck: You're out of the house, paying rent on an apartment....
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6/11/2013 15:24
by trulystuck |
We are not happy with the way our painting contractor is doing the work.
he insist the the work is done right....
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6/10/2013 14:02
by hagit |
I have a lease that ends on July 31 that specified that the tenants must give 60 days notice to renew or move ....
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6/10/2013 12:02
by renterfornotmuchlonger |
My little dog attacked a neighbor's large dog. The large dog lifted my dog up at the neck, leaving a single bi....
I can see that point of view. Is that because my dog (and hence I) wa....
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6/8/2013 03:17
by Pou |
The company I use to work for had only been recently paying overtime pay. For a long time I wasn't even going ....
You should speak with a Massachusetts Wage & Hour attorney. A Massachu....
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6/7/2013 22:26
by rainperimeter |
Can an executor sell or transfer property from an estate without having all beneficiaries of the estate sign o....
Unfortunately, we have reached a critical point in this matter.
It'....
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6/6/2013 13:30
by executor428 |
I'm single mother of a child with autism, and I'm not happy with my district's educational plan for my son. ....
First, sorry about your frustration regarding your son and about your ....
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6/3/2013 08:04
by Angrymom2 |
As plaintiff in SC case, where a lis pendens has been issued against properties that the acting trustee will n....
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5/27/2013 20:56
by ackman |
Hi. Hopefully someone can give me some good information because I'm finding this all confusing. I was workin....
Yes, In Massachusetts, the attorney who handles your workers compensat....
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5/21/2013 10:30
by Timer88 |
If I am co-owner of our 2 family home and have agreed to pay the entire mortgage as part of the divorce settle....
Dear Fool-in-love: The divorce settlement requires you to pay the full....
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1/29/2013 20:41
by Fool-for-love |
Several of my colleagues will dictate consultation notes in which they state they don't have the complete hist....
The question probably boils down to whether or not such practice is wi....
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10/2/2011 18:37
by Anonymous |
Use of break time
You are entitled to do as you please during your breaks (within reason). Massachusetts General Laws Chapter 149, Section 100 states that no employee should be required to work for more than six hours in any one day without a break of at least 30 minutes for a meal. The law does not require a paid break, but you should be allowed to use the time as you see fit. For example, the Attorney General's Office has specifically stated that employees should be allowed to pray during meal breaks and should, in general, be allowed to use the breaks as personal free time. There are some exceptions to this law spelled out in M.G.L Chapter 149, Section 101, but they pertain to specific industries, such as iron works, glass works, paper mills, and print shops. Hope that helps.