Do I need a lawyer to help with a foreclosure
answered on Jun 25, 2022
It can't hurt to consult with a Bankruptcy attorney but Bankruptcy won't necessarily be your best option. You might need an attorney well versed in foreclosure law. But starting with a BK attorney should give you some answers.
My dad was on hospice in Kaiser they were supposed to informed me when my dad got worse for we can say our goodbyes n they didn’t the day he died they had a meeting had him sign papers I had no idea that was going on I told them not to have a meeting unless I was informed because he was on... Read more »
answered on May 28, 2022
You should immediately talk to a personal injury attorney who also handles medical malpractice. There are very strict timelines that you must not violate so you should talk to someone right away or you could lose the chance to do something.
Ive been months going on find a lawyer site and I haven't received any response what I doing wrong could someone explain to me what is a
Correct and what doesn't catch the legal eye cause my situation is a big case if once looked into it goes beyond the unit I live in I only hope... Read more »
answered on May 24, 2022
You should first find lawyers in your area that handle mold cases and then start calling them to discuss your case. I always suggest someone try 3-4 before making any decisions if they all are not taking on your case. Keep trying is the best advice.
There was a multiple vehicle rear end accident in a lane next to me. A vehicle trying to avoid it turned into my lane and hit me. Now the other drivers who didnt hit me or vice versa are reaching out to my insurance for coverage information. I dont see why I should let my insurance give them my... Read more »
answered on May 18, 2022
If you were not at fault there is no reason to give your policy limits. On the other hand not giving it might make them think you did have some fault. If someone is coming after you then your insurance company will provide you with an attorney who you can consult with. If you are included in any... Read more »
I was devastated by someone claiming that she will right everything when she receives a substantial settlement coming to her. For one thing, she borrowed money from me claiming that she will pay me back double in a quick amount of time…I have proof of this contract. A great deal of time has... Read more »
answered on May 6, 2022
If you sue her for Breach of Contract you can then ask her questions in "discovery" to try and find out her financial position. You could then take her deposition and ask further questions. Talk to an attorney to see how viable your case might be.
I was in a semi accident two years ago. I tore my tfcc in my left wrist and disks in my neck are out of place. I had surgery to correct my tfcc tear in April of last year but now I’m having worse pain in my wrist. I’ve had steroid injections in that area so I’m not sure if they were just... Read more »
answered on Apr 28, 2022
There usually is enough coverage in truck accidents to compensate you for all your injuries. Keep trying and when you talk to your attorney you should let him know your feelings and that you are considering hiring a different lawyer. Depending on where you are in the case it may not be easy to get... Read more »
answered on Apr 27, 2022
It's a hard to answer your question without more information. If the mail you claim to have not received has anything to do with the law you should sit down with an attorney and discuss what your options are... And don't wait.. the sooner you take some action the more likely you are to... Read more »
Somebody (obviously won't name) was in the hospital who was on a few different medications and out of it for awhile, woke up to a male nurse sexually assaulting her. The victim told a different nurse and the director came and took a statement from her. And that was it. The victim then wanted... Read more »
answered on Apr 27, 2022
She should plan on meeting with a personal injury attorney who can tell her what her options are outside of all the regulatory actions being taken. She should try to get copies of any of the reports being generated. she should also document everything she can remember including staff names in case... Read more »
Is a CA. judgment debt from an eviction still owed, even if it is past the statue of limitations? Does a judgment of type stand forever until paid?
answered on Apr 25, 2022
If you have a judgement it's usually for 10 years. You can then re-new for 10 more years but have to pro actively deal with it. It's not automatic. You used the term statute of limitations which is something completely different. You should sit down with an attorney and get some help so... Read more »
Police raided and detained my 14 year old son at gun point with helicopters and units held him in the back of the cop car. Refused to speak to anyone when we tried to confront them and ask why they where doing this. My son was being questioned the cops asked if he was on parol for being a drug... Read more »
answered on Apr 22, 2022
The police have a lot of "immunities" from being sued. You should sit down with an attorney who handles such matters and find out what options you might have.
I work at a private, for profit vocational school, and I was assaulted by a previously enrolled student on campus. I reported the incident to my supervisor and superiors, and I am afraid that they will end up reenrolling the student sometime in the future. I requested that the student, who hit me... Read more »
answered on Apr 19, 2022
You should file for a restraining order if you think this person will be coming onto campus. If you find out the school is enrolling the student then you should meet with them and show them the restraining order. The other answers cover other areas of concern to you.
what the proper procedure would be for service and case handling in this matter.
answered on Apr 18, 2022
If you have a new attorney then they should file a Substitution of Attorney with the court. If you don't then you should file in In Pro Per. The clerk for that court/judge might be helpful to call.
On 04/12/2022 my daughter was stabbed in the back by non resident who was told to leave property previously. Daughter is manager at the property. Owners hired security officers due to some illegal things going on there and homeless hanging around and causing problems. This company hired my daughter... Read more »
answered on Apr 15, 2022
Your daughter could be covered by her employers Work Comp policy. You should ask the employer for the contact and then file a claim. If they don't have a policy it could then possibly give your daughter some options against the employer. You should talk to a local attorney right away.
answered on Apr 13, 2022
You don't have the automatic right to seal records. Most lawsuits are public records but can be redacted. You have to get permission from the court unless a statute allows it. From your question it's hard to know exactly what you are asking.
he told me yes then i took money out next day , then they told me i deposit a check fraud can i go to jail
answered on Apr 13, 2022
You might have a valid excuse to avoid any ramifications but more information is needed. Schedule a consultation with a local attorney and bring copies of everything you have. They should be able to let you know your options moving forward.
My daughter's bedroom ceiling is coming off. It leaked when raining. Yellow stains on ceiling. She has allergies,digestive issues,bad insomnia. Apartment manager said we have to pay for mold and asbestos testing. Also, took my daughter to the dr.Their has been asbestos in other units. The... Read more »
answered on Apr 8, 2022
You should immediately sit down with a Landlord Tenant attorney and/or a personal injury lawyer who handle mold cases. A lot of attorneys don't handle mold cases so you might have to contact a few until you find one. If you find an attorney who can help with both that would be best.
I had a lawsuit back in 2008 2009 settled out of court at the time I only had two corneal transplants in my right eye was able to see was fine now since then I've had 13 colonial transplants different times in both eyes and now I'm legally blind if I would have known then would have going... Read more »
answered on Apr 8, 2022
Settling a case has serious consequences. Your question would require someone to look at what you signed to see what it said regarding future claims. Additionally a good attorney would go over everything and tell you what options you might have.
In this case, 10 years have passed, there is no renewal, no attempt to collect or attempt to pay by any party. Does the interest continue beyond the 10-year time a judgement is valid? Is it possible to negotiate a settlement agreement to pay the original amount owed without the interest added and... Read more »
answered on Apr 6, 2022
You should sit down with an attorney who handles collection matters and confirm what your obligation, if any, survives the 10 years if they do not re-new. You have a lot of good answers below but more information may be needed to be 100% sure.
answered on Apr 1, 2022
It's hard to answer your question because a lot more context needs to be known to give a good answer. You should talk to an attorney who can ask you some questions to be able to fully answer your question.
My child broke her arm at recess. Went to the nurse, was given and ice pack and sent to class. We were not notified of the injury. Once we picked her up we saw she was crying. She told us she fell at school and her arm really hurts. As soon as we saw it we could tell it was swollen. School denies... Read more »
answered on Mar 31, 2022
You might have some valid claims but schools have a lot of immunity. If the school not calling you made her injuries much worse then you might have a good case for damages... but if the delay by a few hours didn't make her injuries worse then the "damages" might not be worth... Read more »
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