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I have built my career serving the best interests of my clients. I work with you and on your behalf to ensure the best possible outcome for your personal situation. I have more than twenty years experience as an advocate and counselor at law. I serve clients in Rhode Island and Massachusetts. I handle lawsuits in the state and federal courts in both states as well as in the cities and towns.

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Massachusetts

Since 2001

Rhode Island

Since 1999

Attorney

Albin Moser, Attorney at Law

2002 - Current

Associate

Edwards Angell Palmer & Dodge LLP

1999 - 2002

Boston University School of Law

J.D. (1999)

1996 - 1999

AV Rated

Martindale-Hubbell

2019

Rhode Island Association for Justice

Member

Current

Massachusetts Academy of Trial Attorneys

Member

Current

Q. I’m disabled can I be sued in small claims

June 20, 2024

A: Yes. You can be sued and if the court finds that you owe the money then the court can enter judgment against you to pay the money. The court can also order interest, Attorneys fees and court costs to be paid by you, if the court find that is warranted. But, if your income is all from public benefits then the creditor who got the judgment against you cannot collect from that income. If you have other assets that are not from public benefits then some of those can be taken by court order.

Q. Hello -My divorce was finalized in 2019. Our daughter is going to be 12 this year and it is a joint custody agreement.

June 18, 2024

A: The challenge you face is that you agreed to what the agreement says and it is still enforceable against you. But the opportunity here is: what exactly does it say? Look at the wording. And, if the wording is really as disadvantageous as you say it is, then next: the agreement can always be modified by you and your ex. Could you and your ex agree to change that provision, for the benefit of your minor child? If you phrase it about what is best for your daughter then your ex is more likely to agree, than if you phrase it about what is best for you and your girlfriend / fiancé. Most important, at 13 your daughter has a voice of her own and I am sure that she makes it known what she wants: what does she want? The parents ought to listen to that. As for going back to court: the judge could potentially change it because matters involving custody of children are modifiable. Lots of time, money and stress to do that, so, see above for easier ways. ... Read More

Q. Are there any consequences regarding an executor in another state that does not probate a vehicle registered and houses?

April 19, 2024

A: One of the purposes of probate is to make sure there is clear title to assets, so if there is no trust or other means of non probate transfer of these assets then yes, they need to be probated. But, concerning the houses, check the deeds to see if they were owned with any other person or placed in a trust. The deeds are searchable online in Rhode Island. Concerning the vehicles, certain relatives can transfer the vehicle without probate in certain circumstances.

If you believe that there is a problem then you should talk to the executor and make your concerns known. If you are an heir or beneficiary of the estate then you also have a right to file an objection with the probate court.