David W. Hibbert

David W. Hibbert's Answers (386)

Tucker, GA

Personal injury Lawyer at Tucker, GA

Practice Areas: Personal Injury, Workers Compensation ... +3 more

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I was involved in a Rollover accident in Nov last year, there were no injuries just total loss,

David's answer | Answered on March 14, 2010

If these "medical bills" are yours, then there must have been some injury. If, on the other hand, you were at fault for the rollover crash, and...

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If someone who is insured on my automobile policy drives with a suspended license, are there any issues for me? The car is regi

David's answer | Answered on March 13, 2010

A driver's license may be suspended for reasons other than "bad driving" . If the suspension is related to unpaid child support or failure to...

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My dog and I were attack by a pit bull,is the owner of the pitt responsible for all of our injuries?

David's answer | Answered on March 13, 2010

Are you in the city ? Was an incident report made by police or other animal control authority ? Are there "leash laws" or other statutes which...

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What is my best recourse for bigamy?

David's answer | Answered on March 12, 2010

You may be in the position of having given him reason to believe he was divorced. Bigamy is a criminal charge and there would be issues of...

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My divorce papers have my daughters social security number instead of mine, it is valid?

David's answer | Answered on March 12, 2010

If by "papers" you are referring to a divorce petition, that would be an amendable defect in the pleadings. A Final Decree of Divorce signed by...

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If something isnt written up in a divorce decree, but is added after i sign do I have to do it?

David's answer | Answered on March 12, 2010

In most states the divorce decree awarding a specific sum is equivalent to a money judgment. Therefore, if no timetable is made for payment it...

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