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Can I file a medical malpractice suit on behalf of my fiancee in the State of Illinois if we are not married yet?
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Answered on November 05, 2012
Under general principles of law, unless you have some relation to her recognized by law (other than fiance), you have no legal standing or power to...
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How can i sign a hygeine warrant on my husband
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Answered on November 05, 2012
Please provide additional information.
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Hygiene warrant
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Answered on November 05, 2012
Please provide additional information.
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How to sign hygiene warrant on my husband
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Answered on November 05, 2012
More information needed.
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Iss legal in Vermont marry ur aunt
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Answered on November 04, 2012
15 V.S.A. § 1a, titled "Person forbidden to marry a relative," provides:
No person shall marry his or her parent, grandparent, child,...
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I was told by a lawyer that rule of thumb on attorney fees is each pay there own. Is this true?
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Answered on November 04, 2012
The "American rule" is that parties bear theeir own attorney's fees unless they can point to a statute awarding attorney's fees to the prevailing...
Can a Illinois state police officer sit on private property ( in a corn field) and run radar
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Answered on November 04, 2012
Sure.
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Can an act by a doctor be both battery and malpractice? If so, can you give an example?
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Answered on November 04, 2012
Surgeon puts you under for upper blepharoplasty, a procedure to which you have consented, but decides on his own to do a lower blepharoplasty too,...
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Can I sue my daughter's Dr. for a HIPPA violation?
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Answered on November 04, 2012
There is no private right of action for a violation of HIPAA. Persons aggrieved by their provider's unauthorized release of personally...
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Can I change my SSN and be free of debt owed by my SSN that I have now?
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Answered on November 04, 2012
It's not your Social Security number that owes the debt; it's YOU. Changing your SSN will not change that essential fact.
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