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Your employer likely should be paying your doctor under workers comp. You may want to see a WC lawyer as to possible WC claims. The other option...

Does my daughter’s bio-Dad has any rights if he didn’t sign her b/c, does not financially supports her and doesn’t contact her?

Bio-dad is a party in any adoption case. You'll need counsel as a pro se adoption is essentially impossible. If the father consents, it will...

Call your attorney to contact the IRS and maybe file an adversary against the IRS. A key case involving the IRS and USDA is Sexton v. Internal...

Do I have to change my name if in my divorce paperwork it says my name has been restored to my maiden name?

Hopefully you asked this question in time. In the first 30 days the trial judge can (assuming he's willing) amend his order if you do a proper...

Can my fiance sign my daughter’s birth certificate if her biological father refuses to sign it?

No! You and he doing that fraudulent act is a serious crime (false swearing) for which the two of you can go to jail. You will also complicate...

Call the Cobb police to ask, since they issue permits. I suspect with three prior DUIs they may turn you down, and you'd have to then request a...

Can i sue a daycare if he had an accident while napping and urine soaked down to his shoes?

No. There are no damages other possibly than the cost of laundry detergent and since kids have accidents a court wouldn't even give you that. They...

What can i use as proof i have shown marriage license and my son birth certificate to the bank they gave me my half but not my s

I suspect you have a big problem. Did the father ever legitimate the child either by marriage to you or a court case? If he didn't and he...

I have papers for uncontest div in GA, she is in MA and agreed tomy sending/her signing papers on phone but now wont answer door

Not only do you not have an uncontested case (that is one both parties sign) but the question that you asked, to put it bluntly, shows you have no...

Can a child that died before their parents be part of the parents estate?

Maybe (and maybe not), depending on whether there was a will, how things were titled, what state it is, and other factors. It also depends on what...