OK. You have an attorney. He is not obligated or required to do anything you want him to do, just because you want him to. In fact, filing a...

The attorney you hire to pursue a malpractice case will be able to ascertain this information. Malpractice cases are not DIY projects.

The terms of the contract seem pretty clear to me. There's no provison for breaking the contract because you don't like a teacher. Other lawyers...

Here's what you do: you hire an attorney to review the facts and determine if you have a viable lawsuit.

Probably not. Even though situations like this may cause a parent some unpleasant feelings, there's rarely enough to bring suit, if you even have...

It seems a shame that he is treating you like a some guy on the street, BUT once Mom passed, you really have no right to stay as you are a guest....

Probably nothing. However, if you are suspected of a crime, it is in your best interests to do whatever you can (legally) to retain a lawyer, at...

Great question; unfortunate situation. Unless there is case law that provides a clear answer, the answer is "maybe". You would argue that the...

This is not a legal matter. You could probably Google the answer. Good luck............................

All questions about your case should be addressed to only one person on earth: your lawyer. Your lawyer knows the case. Nobody else does.