As Indiana does not recognize common law marriage your fiances estate would likely be subject to distribution either according to his will, or if...

Unless there were damages that your child suffered as a result this would not likely justify medical malpractice litigation.

The general rule is that any injury (no matter the circumstances) that does not require medical care will not economically justify legal action.

You can sue anybody for anything, the question that an attorney will likely need answered are regarding what your child's damages are?

Take pictures of the broken bench and bring those and your medical records to local personal injury counsel to learn your options.

Best to discuss this with criminal defense counsel as this is not a malpractice issue so I recategorized it.

Unlikely that you will be able to make a claim or prove causation from this device that was explanted (removed) 24 years ago. Confirm with local...

Call to arrange for a face to face meeting where you can see the handling attorney, have your questions addressed and decide if you want to move...

Best solution is to ask your counsel as to the reason for the delay in payment. There are often liens to resolve which hamper distribution of funds.

That may depend on your employer and their analysis of your educational history, but you still could not get certification without the requisite...