What can I do or if there's more to do?
Without an injury, unfortunately, you are just not legally entitled to more (you get the value of your car, not your loan + down payments, etc...).
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Medicaid and medicare Lawyer at Aventura, FL
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Without an injury, unfortunately, you are just not legally entitled to more (you get the value of your car, not your loan + down payments, etc...).
I suspect you will have a difficult time finding pro-bono representation on Avvo. But try a local legal aid office: (214) 748-1234 and (214)...
You need to ask this in the personal injury / medical malpractice category.
You need to sit down with a local elder law attorney with a focus on medicaid planning. There are many strategies they can discuss to legally and...
Unless it is your mother's desire to sell the home, an elder law attorney will be able to counsel her (and you) on how to protect the house and...
The short answer is, yes: the company is responsible for the negligent actions of its driver. But, as my colleague explained, you are only entitled...
As my colleagues have stated, you have an obligation to report the accident to your insurance carrier.
I agree with my colleague. Instituting a guardianship proceeding would also allow a judge to get involved.
Your friend should report to his/her personal auto insurance. Let them handle it.
Unfortunately yes. A medicaid applicant cannot pay for care-giving services retroactively, only prospectively (which is why a personal services...