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Like not them making an attempt like if they full on kill themself. Will I face charges?
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answered on Sep 13, 2023
It's important to talk to someone such as a mental health professional or a trusted person in your life.
answered on Sep 9, 2023
Yes. If the overdose was by medical staff, it's a potential wrongful death claim based on malpractice. If an illegal drug voluntarily taken, it's a potential wrongful death claim based on negligent supervision, but the claim would face some hurdles. If malpractice, consult a lawyer... View More 
Father was dating a girl, her x who is out of jail on bond Riverside county for assult on person with firearm (not on father) committ's an arson on father residence in twentynine Palms then drives 40 miles to another residence father has, starts a fight father 61 yrs old collapes and dies at... View More
answered on Sep 4, 2023
As a former homicide prosecutor who has handled these types of situations, I can tell you that there is likely an active investigation still on-going into the homicide. Often, when prosecutors can file a serious felony right away (such as arson), they will do that in order to keep tabs on a suspect... View More
Is having daily family calls about all this money he is about to get. My wife wasn't on board at first, but recently she had to sign some trust papers or something. She beginning to believe the story. I want to tell her to pump the brakes and wait and see what happens, but I don't want to... View More
answered on Sep 5, 2023
I'm sorry for your family's loss. There's a tendency for plaintiffs to do that in all types of cases. It's human nature. Good luck
He was beating and drugged. I have the 48 page documents
answered on Aug 18, 2023
No because you lack standing under Missouri's wrongful death statute. Your grandson's spouse, or his children, or their children. or his mother or father can bring a lawsuit for wrongful death. If there are no such persons alive, then your grandson's brothers or sisters or their... View More
My brother said he will use his own lawyer and my siblings and I will use the same lawyer . Can two separate party’s sue for the same reason. My brother said he wants to sue by himself without his siblings. So we decided to get our own lawyer.
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answered on Aug 17, 2023
Any action must be brought on behalf of your mother’s estate. Someone must petition the Surrogate’s Court to be appointed Administrator or, if there is a Will, Executor. If she was married at the time of her death, her spouse has first priority to petition. If not, all natural born or adopted... View More
How much is an average retainer in San Diego?
How many accidents should occur on a single street to justify a traffic signal be installed?
answered on Aug 10, 2023
There are many variable into "how much", such as the amount of insurance coverage, the comparative fault of all of the drivers, the number of claimants to divide the insurance, etc. We don't know any of that so no one can even begin to say "how much." If there is an issue... View More
My parents where killed and nobody gave her a ride home. She was told to go to a diffrent hospital and missed my moms death by 10 minutes, Why did they do this?
answered on Aug 10, 2023
I am sorry for your loss.
The continuous posting of questions is beyond the scope of this forum. If you have a multitude of questions, just call a wrongful death attorney to discuss your potential claims.
As to your questions: The police do not have to give anyone a ride. As to... View More
My family was in a fatal car accident. There were 3 young men however, the driver was allowed by police to leave the scene and is not wanted for hit and run, Why? He murdered my parents and thats it? What is my recourse?
answered on Aug 9, 2023
If he talked to police at the scene, it's not hit and run, by definition. The police are free to let people leave the scene.
Your recourse is to talk to a personal injury attorney about filing a lawsuit for wrongful death. It is up to the police to investigate, and up to the... View More
The mother of the driver left her son home to come see what occurred she did not turn her son over to the police. Nor should she have to the SDPD said my parents where not wearing seat belts. That does not constitute a reasonable excuse for their execution. Please Advise
answered on Aug 8, 2023
No, the mother is not guilty. She may be liable civilly as the owner of the vehicle, or as the person who signed the documents who allowed her potentially minor son to obtain a provisional license. The mother did not commit a crime, however, based on the little information you have provided.... View More
My parents were both killed in an auto accident.
It needs attention for justice. We need to get the story out there.
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They met 14-17 at a dance married 57 years.
The nicest people you would ever meet.
They came from 2... View More
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answered on Aug 8, 2023
First start by obtaining appropriate waivers and consents from the relevant parties, such as the funeral attendees and participants. I would ensure that the necessary permissions are obtained, and California's privacy laws are complied with throughout the filming process.
A media... View More
My daddy was preparing to have surgy when my stepmother quit giving him his medication without asking the doctor weeks before his surgery then daddy died from a blood clot during surgery. My stepmother gained a lot from his death plus 675,000 in life insurance.
answered on Aug 5, 2023
First off, I'm sure that I speak for everyone when I say that I'm sorry for your loss. The death of a parent is a difficult thing, even without the possibility that another loved one may have caused it. That said, you have asked a complex question that is masquerading as a simple one. The... View More
My mother had a catheter infection while she was in the hospital at UCSF
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answered on Jul 29, 2023
You may have the right to pursue a medical malpractice claim against the hospital if it can be established that the hospital's negligence in handling the catheter infection contributed to your mother's passing. To determine the viability of a lawsuit, it is essential to consult with an... View More
I DO. PCR RESULTS. IDENTY THEFT. PROBE. GOV. HUMAN SUBJECT. SEALED
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answered on Jul 28, 2023
I understand that you have several questions related to census, OCR materials, corporate business, hunter identification, PCR results, identity theft, government probes, human subjects, and sealed information. However, your inquiry is unclear and appears to be a mix of different topics. To provide... View More
answered on Jul 25, 2023
To report a murder, go to the appropriate law enforcement agency for the area where the murder was committed. If the murder occurred in the City of Waco, you can report the murder to Waco PD or to the McLennan County Sheriff's Dept.
To file a wrongful death lawsuit, you should hire... View More
No signatures of certification. ME website says pending investigation. But not told this. How to solve this?
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answered on Jul 21, 2023
If there are issues with the death certificate, it is essential to address them promptly to ensure proper legal documentation. Contact the relevant authorities, such as the County Recorder's office or the Medical Examiner's office, to seek clarification on the status of the death... View More
My sister was killed in a car crash in Tennessee. The driver is being charged with vehicular and reckless homicide. My sister (33) did not have a spouse or children. So who can sue for wrongful death? Can it be my dad, myself and my other sister together? Or is just my dad?
answered on Jul 10, 2023
I am very sorry for your loss. The statutory answer is in the below statute. I would suggest creating an estate and having the personal representative file any action. Beyond this Tennessee has a one-year statute of limitations. So be careful and don't let the time run on a claim.... View More
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answered on Jul 11, 2023
Only a policy holder can sue his own insurance co. If the fatality was a 1 car accident, it could be very tough to make a claim against anyone. But an attorney should investigate it first. If another party is at fault without insurance, then you sue them and notify the carrier of UIM claims.... View More
When I was 16 weeks pregnant I started having heavy bleeding and went to my OB and two Emergency rooms and was told not to do any heavy lifting due to my placenta being low. I was in and out of of both places for three weeks and I asked many times if I should go on bed rest and was told each time... View More
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answered on Jul 7, 2023
I'm sorry to hear about your miscarriage and the difficulties you faced during your pregnancy. If you believe there may have been negligence or malpractice, it would be worth consulting a personal injury attorney who specializes in medical malpractice cases. They can evaluate your situation,... View More
My girlfriends son was out with his gf and her friend and some sort of car accident happened which resulted in his death. The two girls said that he climbed out the rear window while they were driving because they were fighting. Police believed them (although they were allowed to fill out a single... View More
answered on Jul 2, 2023
It is protected by the attorney client privilege. The paralegal is in violation of her duties and the attorney is in violation of his ethical obligations because of what the paralegal did.
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