For starters you could request an IEP and get a better place. There's usually no great answer on bullying. There should be a center in NC that deals with education law issues. The Education Law Center in Philadelphia might have the names of some NC organizations or where you can go to get such... View More

That wouldn't be a contract. A contract is a legally binding agreement to do or not do something. She hasn't agreed to do anything nor have you. She is just affirming that she gets physical or has in the past. An affidavit is a sworn statement.

Regardless, you are taking on a... View More

First you should ask your attorney. If you don't have one you need one--you need to make sure comp doesn't get more than it should, have to deal with underinsured coverages, it is not do it yourself time. Don't have an attorney ? Contact a member of the NC Advocates for Justice in... View More

If you were hurt why not contact a member ot the NC Assn for Justice? They give free consults.

You could try, but unless the troll has lots of money, you will spend a large amount of money and get little.

The texts if threatening would give you a right to a court no-contact order. Packages without more are iffy. A court would say don't open them or return them. Contact a member of the NC Advocates for Justice--they give free consults.

Ask your lawyer, but the 60 is if there are two people, the 30 is a single limit. One person =single limit. 2 or more is 60. Not sure what the third number is--why not call a member of the NC Advocates for Justice--they give free consults.

What actions? Getting on an ATV? Shouldn't be letting a 14 year old on an ATV, let alone with passengers. However, there's a certain assumption of risk.

Suggest you contact your homeowners to cover your selves, unless you have separate coverage for the ATV.

First, report it to your homeowners. Second, avoid giving taped statements over the phone. Your daughter may express sympathy but under no circumstances discuss how it happened etc on social media, or to anyone--she can just say (honestly)"I really don't want to talk about it now..."... View More

Check with a couple of attorneys, but generally independent contractors cannot unless you can show for sure he was aware of it. Never as easy as it seems.

That being said, if you can without trespassing secure samples. May be able to sue if you meet certain requirements as to cases against... View More

You could seek litigation, but that doesn't necessarily mean that you will win. I would look for an attorney that is willing to review the case in detail prior to making any definitive actions.

You don't have ten years. If it was a criminal case, there may not be a statute of limitations. On an injury case there is.

Generally you would have 3 years.

Not sure what the loan is but if its one of those you see advertised on TV or a direct solitictation, he did you a world of good.Those loans charge amazxing amounts of interest. Contact the fee dispute resoluition committee if yoiu can't get

satisfaction from the attorney. Sometimes a... View More

Assuming the person met the requirements of private protective services http://www.ncleg.net/EnactedLegislation/Statutes/PDF/ByChapter/Chapter_74C.pdf it would seem they can, but when and how is very dependent on circumstances. I suggest you contact a member of the north Carolina Advocates For... View More

Unlikely in the extrmeme. Contact some malpractice attorneys but generally unless the blood pressure was so high that he was likely to pass out at the ER, no.

Yes. Even Gyrines get claims! You need to follow up and you can use the car medical benefits and go off base if you wish (and if you won't get too much heat for that.)You definitely want to follow up because you don't want the leg to cause a service issue and then all types of fallout and... View More

If it's not an open case, could be someone filed a claim not knowing they had died and then sat on it.If you opened an estate I wouldn't worry about it. If you haven't been to the court house, go there, find out if it's open or closed, get the documents, talk to a local lawyer if you have concerns.

Maybe the family has to have a neutral do an intervention on him? She certainly seems to be enabled. Problem is that as the spouse it's tough to bar him. suggest you discuss this with social workers. If you keep him away will she feel better? Alienated from the rest of you? It's less... View More

It could be. Focus on what the person is claimed to have done. This is a serious charge and instead of an internet source the person needs to get an attorney who handles criminal matters for the county where the citation/charge was issued.

Unless you have a medical diagnosis saying what you have and that it's because of the shot and not due to post labor disruption of muscle tone, unlikely. Check with a NC Attorney who handles malpractice to know your rights down there.