Michael Rich Childs

Michael Rich Childs's Answers (316)

Watkinsville, GA

Personal injury Lawyer at Watkinsville, GA

Practice Areas: Personal Injury, Criminal Defense ... +5 more

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My 2 yr old got her thumb slammed in a door. Can I sue a daycare for medical bills and pain and suffering?

Michael's answer | Answered on October 11, 2015

This is a very scary situation (I am a parent myself). I believe the other attorneys have given some great information for you to consider. You...

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What do I do after my wife and I get a paternity test? How do I continue with the divorce? I am not familiar with GA Law.

Michael's answer | Answered on October 11, 2015

Go ahead and get the paternity test complete. Since you are married, you are the legal father of the child. If you are the biological father,...

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Ok so I had bought my girlfriend a phone! And she took it to her house her parents didn't know that I had bought her a phone !

Michael's answer | Answered on October 09, 2015

I would leave this young lady alone. I understand that you have feelings for her, but this is a situation where mom and dad have made it very...

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Can I file a claim for my son being that he is only 8years old?

Michael's answer | Answered on October 09, 2015

You and your son may have a cause of action against the person that "rear ended" you. It sounds like there was only minor damage to your person. ...

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I was in a car accident back in May of dis year. I was a passenger and the insurance company is willing to settle for under 20

Michael's answer | Answered on October 08, 2015

One thing to consider in this matter is the amount of money the insurance company is contractually required to pay out. There are limits that the...

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Can I keep my husband from having overnight visits of our son until he's older?

Michael's answer | Answered on October 07, 2015

The Court is going to look out for the best interests of the child. You really need to retain an attorney on this type of matter. Should this...

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