Likely you have a cause of action for medical malpractice. You need to call an attorney experienced in this field to find out for sure. The...

What would be the best way of trying to obtain joint legal and physical custody of my 3 year old son?

The first thing you should consider is filing a Rule to Show Cause (Contempt) against the mother for depriving you of your court ordered parenting...

Can I win full custody if the other parent and his spouse aliienate the other parent and we can not get along? I live in Indiana

Yes, you can file a petition to modify custody; alleging parental alienation syndrome. This is a valid basis for modifying custody. However, you...

How much to go for....

Do not settle if you are not ok. Go see an attorney experienced in personal injury. Once you settle, your future medical expenses, and pain are...

I filled bankrupcy on a credit card eight years ago and that card company bought out my current card can they transfer the amou

No. That is a violation of the Bankruptcy code. It is an effort to collect a debt that has been legally discharged.

Short, quick, answer is yes. Don't have time for more right now. But, if you have questions feel free to call our office on Monday. Best regards, Jeff

If I call a local lawyer with a simple contract question, will they bill me? Is it considered rude for me to call to do this?

Most lawyers offer a free 30 minute consultation. You may have to schedule an office appointment to take advantage. However, if you'd like to call...

What would happen if my DUI probation ended two days before I'd completed my final drug counseling session?

Nothing will likely happen. You could call your probation officer and ask if that is ok. But, as long as you have paid your probation fees, and...

He must allow you telephone visitation. From the Indiana Parenting Time Guidelines: Both parents shall have reasonable phone access to their...

My sister is in a nursing home, she is paralized and unable to speak due to a stroke. She has a mentally challenged daughter.

No, you won't be responsible for her bills just because you have guardianship of her. You should consult with a local attorney. Best of Luck, Jeff