Will I be able to win a suit against the doctor for malpractice?

Doctors have malpractice insurance and you only have 2 years to bring a malpractice case. Those should be your primary concerns at this point, so...

I'm the executor of my mom's estate and need to know if I should rent her home to my brother or ask him to buy it outright?

As executor, you are liable to the heirs for what you do with the property. If your brother can buy it, you will need to make sure that he buys it...

Can I buy my son a commercial building without losing my monthly disability income?

Although you are receiving income, you also have offsetting debt so there is not really a net amount going to you. However, if your son's company...

How can I keep a car after chapter 7 bankruptcy and make arrangements to pay the market value instead of purchased price?

In order to force the creditor to take market value as a payoff, you would have needed to file a motion to redeem the car in your bankruptcy case. ...

What are the legal rights of a unmarried father when mother is incapacitated?

A father who was never married to the mother of a child has no rights at all other than to file to legitimate the child. During the legitimation...

I got my foot hung in a wall-mart speed bump and broke tibia in left leg august 8th and their denying my claim what happens now

Walmart will give you the run around until you get an attorney, as they know most people will simply give up if the deny the claim the first time. ...

This happens in cases where an investigation is ongoing and law enforcement turns a case over to prosecutors to let them decide how to go forward. ...

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Find someone here on AVVO and set an appointment. Most do free consultations, so just check for that before you set something up.

Do I need to file for a motion for a Release of Stay through the bankruptcy court to evict my tenant?

Yes. You will need to get relief from the stay. If the property is held in a corporation or LLC name, you will have to have an attorney represent...

I agree with the others. This just means that the trustee has not found any of your assets that he or she wants to liquidate, so had no claims...