Medical Malpractice can it be as simple as not removing an IV from a patient after the discharge process has been done?

Unless the patient suffered a serious permanent injury, he or she is unlikely to find a medical malpractice attorney willing to take the case. ...

My father owes my mother back child support from 15 years. She wants no part of it,,, who can we contact On this matter!!!!!?

You should contact a local family law attorney who can examine the facts to see if you have any standing to pursue the matter, but I suspect you're...

Is a bank liable for issuing funds to anybody besides the account holder without a POA on file.

The bank does have a fiduciary duty to its account holder, so there is potential liability here for an apparent failure to inquire into the...

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When submitting an unofficial college transcript question.

You'd be wise to disclose both results, the F and then the B. This will demonstrate honesty as well as perseverence. Remember, the cover up is...

Unofficial transcript question.

You'd be wise to disclose both results, the F and then the B. This will demonstrate honesty as well as perseverence. Remember, the cover up is...

Can the spreading of one's information from an anonymous website with the intent to "destroy" be sue-able? And if so, for what?

The written publication of maliciously false information about someone is called Libel. Your friend can sue for damage to her reputation. She...

Tv bought off ebay and now have a problem

I don't believe the seller is legally required to send you a replacement before you return the item being replaced.

Will I win my case?

This is a breach of contract claim you can bring in small claims court without an attorney. Forms and instructions are online. Just google the...

Can I dispute a prenuptial agreement using duress as defense. And what could come of it as far as property money or alimony

You're not likely to succeed with a duress defense. Consult with an experienced family lawyer concerning the specific terms of the prenup.

This is a disorderly persons offense unless defendant causes a loss greater than $500, in which case it is an indictable crime. It is a third...