A minor was involve in a car accident, no license, no insurance. Who is responsible for the damages of the other vehicle?

the question is somewhat confusing. Based on the fact as I understand them, the bankruptcy will absolve the father from liability. The minor will...

Ive only been married for 6 months. How can i get out this marriage?

a dissolution is by far the easiest and least expensive. It does require a signature and his willingness to go to court for a brief hearing....

I slipped and fell in a walmart store. There was a large stain on the floor where it shows that water had been there for some ti

I suggest you consult with an attorney before speaking anymore with the store or the representatives slip and fall cases are very tricky in Ohio....

Dissoultion help

most courts are flexible and allow you to do what you think is in the best interest of the children. What you've explained in your question is...

How to put a dollar amount on an injury from a ride at Kings Island?

your question is missing the cause of the injury. in order for them to be responsible, they must be negligent. Simply getting injured a ride or...

How should I plead in a failure to yield ticket?

plead not guilty if you want to fight the ticket. the court will typically setup for pretrial and you can discuss it with the prosecutor. If you...

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Can a divorce case dismissed a year and a half ago be re-opened?

no it can be refiled. I would contact your attorney since he has an obligation to inform you regarding a dismissal of a case.

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you can always go after the owner but without insurance it makes it very difficult to collect. If the injuries are not too severe, you might...

Can u file objection after 14 days after magistrates decision?

the rule is 14 days. If the 14th day falls on a weekend or holiday it will move to be first business day. Assuming he has missed the deadline, and...

Divorce. it appears our collaborative effort is failing. can we retain the records of the specialist?

I would consult with your attorney as to your rights. That person should have the most knowledge of the facts and circumstance. Your other options...