I agree--no one can, without a ton of objective details, give you an assessment. If the lawyer was successful, then honor their work by consulting them, not a website. They did good for you--you do good by them.

Contact a member of the Colorado Assn for Justice. They give free consultations. Attorney Franklin Azar is one such person. You may use my name.

Usually you can pay in advance. You might see if the cop will drop the miles if it's a high one but if you want to pay, most court systems are delighted to have you pay. However contact the court---you don't want to send it somewhere, have no receipt, it's not off the docket, you... View More

Look for members of the Florida Trial Lawyers/Assn for Justice. You may have coverage through the truck's medical payment but a local lawyer will tell you about that. Talk to the lawyer before you talk to the insurance company.

Also check unclaimed money under State of Louisiana--if they mailed you a check and no one got it the money might be sitting there. Even better, find out from the court who represented you--what attorney. They should be able to tell you the details.

First, you should have a lawyer from the insurance. Speak with them. If you got a court paper, you need to make sure someone responds--do not let a default happen. You may have a claim over against the person that wrecked the vehicle. You need to focus on 1) is someone making a claim 2) did I tell... View More

A hospital isn't obligated to operate on anyone who doesn't follow their protocols. You can ask for a different hospital but none of them are required to abide by your concerns. You have no Constitutional Right that forces anyone to give you medical treatment, especially under your terms.... View More

You had the duty to get the freezer. Covid would not have prevented you from getting the freezer. I don't see a claim. She isn't required to keep the electric running for you forever. But get a few more answers.

You can file anything you want but proving it would be near impossible. You also run into problems if you are suing a foreign government. Finally, if you were not injured, you have no "standing" to bring a claim.

As to charges of murder, those would have to be brought before the... View More

property damage. If you hade injuries that's a claim against his insurance unless he had none.

Don't see why not. Ask the police--they're the one's you'll deal with. (You can't take their word as gospel but I didn't find anything saying you couldn't. Note however that many glow in the dark paints do not adhere well to cars.

See if the landlord will let you fix it or if he will let your other car out. If you are on a lease it's a likely lease violation. But don't do stuff yourself otherwise he can flip it and say you damaged the property.

You need to speak with a divorce attorney. If you paid for the items and they are joint property, you may be able to keep them, or it may be more trouble than it's worth.

No, but it sounds like it's serious, and if the penalty can involve jail you definitely want to get one. If you have no money at all you should contact the public defender.

He is a monthly tenant. You serve him with a notice to quit a month before. You keep a copy of what you served him. If he doesn't leave, you can then file with the district justice.

The agreement refers to the deed. If the deed does not accurately describe things then you may have a claim with the title insurnace company or others. I suggest you review this with an attorney who handles real estate matters.

You would need to get the birth records and file with the Commonwealth of Puerto Rico.

Likely a potential scam if you don't recognize the company.

I don't see it --the dog walker /owner is responsible for their dog. Someone isn't minding the dog eating the trash. If she puts it on your property, that's different.

You could sue her for maintaining a nuissance but that is very, very expensive. And it won't get your vet bills paid.

you haven't said what part of the Pennsyvlania Code.