I just wanted to know why I was only paid a $4,300 dollar amount of a $15,000 dollar personal injury settlement?
What Mr. Liao said is probably where the answer is although you should have signed a settlement sheet. Talk to your attorney.
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What Mr. Liao said is probably where the answer is although you should have signed a settlement sheet. Talk to your attorney.
Report it to facebook and depending on the type of ex parte order it will be, talk to the prosecutor.
More of a criminal defense question opposed to a defective products case.
If the first one was concluded by trial or settlement, probably not. See an attorney anyway. The other problem would be the statute of limitations...
Do the test, give the kid your last name and if he's not the dad, why would he offer to pay support anyway?
Doesn't sound likely. You could try a modification although that's a long time ago. If the entry is clear enough, maybe you can do the QDRO now....
Yes, it's an assault. I saw a guy get convicted at a trial for spitting in a person's face. It was a domestic violence charge.
Can only answer it this way, yes but it's based on the circumstances and second, not a good idea.
I'm sensing you don't have an attorney. You need one. It may be a Chapter 13 bankruptcy you are looking at. Talk to someone soon. Three months goes...
Don't completely understand. If you mean an estate, yes. If you mean the grantor in a trust benefiting, yes.