A court order is not an invitation. If you don't show up, you can and likely will be arrested. You may need to retain your own lawyer.

This is a Q&A forum. You have not asked a question. If the question is what you can do, the answer is not much, as you are not the client. It is up...

This is a Q&A forum, and you have not asked a question. If you had a lawyer, ask them. If you didn't, get one ASAP.

You could theoretically sue in small claims court, but you have zero proof to substantiate your claim. I don't think a judge will rule in your favor.

You are assuming the hospital is right, and the cardiologist is wrong. Even if that is the case, you don't seem to have been harmed by this.

While unknowingly, what you are doing is breaking the law. You are practicing law without a license, which is a crime in every state I am aware of.

This is a Q&A forum. You have not asked a question........................................................

This is a Q&A Forum. You have not asked a question. ....................................................

You are not being played. You are being held to the obligation you made. That is the essence of what military service requires. Follow Mr. Green's...

The way you sue anybody, especially in a matter as complex as this, is you hire an attorney that is skilled in the area. In your case, it may well...