Q: My husband was missing I filed missing person's report the police found him. His brother took him off life support
Put a missing persons report out on my husband the police officer that called me back told me where he was I finally was able to get to call the hospital where he was at I found out his brother removed him off life support my husband and I have been in married for 11 years and I was not notified of this I didn't get the chance to tell my husband goodbye do I have a case
A:
more info is needed
anyone can sue at any time.
However, if the case is not strong enough a lawyer will not take it.
For instance:
What are your damages? did you seek the guidance of a professional after this happened? did the brother have a power of attorney? did you report this to the hospital and what did they say? what did his brother say?
what are you realistically looking to get? I assume he would not have known you were there?
A: You could have a case but more info is needed. And what your damages might be is uncertain. You should contact a personal injury lawyer and get a full consultation.
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