Legal Question in Family Law in Massachusetts

Re: filing a motion

You can do all that but I would suggest you get an attorney ASAP. You should have been awarded temporary alimony and your husband should have been compelled to make mortgage payments (assuming he has sufficient income).

Good Luck.

Re: filing a motion

Although you can always file a motion, most judges will not allow such a "second bite at the apple" at this stage. Instead, they will look to resolving these matters at a later date.

Alimony is not often awarded on temporary orders if the marriage is under 20 years, especially when there is child support. However, this depends on the actual facts of your marriage.

You should get a full legal consultation.

: filing a motion

What you do not say is if you were represented by counsel, what issues were raised, and who raised them. That background is necessary before one can deal with the other issues that you did raise.