Is there a time limit to file medical malpractice?
Two years from date of injury or date of discovery of the issue (fact dependent).
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Two years from date of injury or date of discovery of the issue (fact dependent).
You need a consult with a probate attorney to fully develop and handle your questions.
No, just as Mr. Davis states. You know your responsibilities and the fact that a judgment is out there.
Ask your lawyer--probably in her office. Very rarely are POAs filed w/ the court.
Get a consult w/ a local PI attorney to fully develop the facts.
Georgia is a state that engages in estate recovery for Medicaid, so the condo will be viewed as an asset for recovery.
Have him go to SJA legal services where he's training and get the POA done there.
Listen to Mr. Cassara--engage him or an attorney like him and make your application to the Discharge review Board.
You have great answers here--let the attorney handling the trust do what he needs to do, first. This is all valid.
It can matter if the jail time precluded him from earning good work credits toward SSDI and he lacks enough overall "good" credits. If its SSI...