Judges don't read letters from Defendants appearing in their court. Follow Mr. Reuter's advice and get an attorney as soon as possible. The...

Although it might seem today that anybody can sue anyone for anything, that's not really true. In order to sue someone – anyone – you have to have...

1. GET AN ATTORNEY! Do NOT treat this as a D-I-Y project. 2. When you get an attorney, LISTEN to what he/she says.

Since you keep referring to "my son" to mean one of two different people, it's difficult to know exactly what's going on, but whatever is going on,...

Although your post isn't very clear, I'm assuming that you signed a POA making your daughter your "attorney-in-fact" ("AIF"). What you need to do...

If the original neurologist said he's going to prescribe your medicine, then let him do it. Going to your PCP and asking for multiple referrals is...

Remind your sons that the only way to get to get in the game is to "Practice. Practice. Practice." The coach is going to play the best players,...

You're probably right to be concerned. since you didn't ask a question, that's really all I can say to you.

I find it odd that you say you "admitted" to the PO that you had been using when you had not. But setting that aside, what you do from here depends...

There is one absolute rule in civil lawsuits: No damages = No lawsuit. In order to successfully sue someone for negligence (or really, just...