Unlikely to have a viable case for a few reasons. One, your injuries would to appear to be severe enough to warrant legal action? Two, did you...

That depends. If you sustained injuries then you should obtain medical care and then have a conversation with a local personal injury lawyer.

As an adult, your ex DIL is free to apply for social security disability or not. Were someone to be appointed her guardian then that person could...

Yes. You will receive 71.5% of the full benefit. This link explains...

If you are referring to social security disability then you hire an attorney to file the application on your behalf or, if you prefer, do so...

I do not see a question here. If you are charged with a crime then hire a criminal defense lawyer and speak only with them.

In the states where I practice that would not be enforceable. However, to renege on that settlement puts your lawyer in an absolutely untenable...

Neither SSDI nor SS retirement would be impacted in any way by alimony. SSI would be however.

I don't think those two things are related. Open the letter and then you'll know.

A wrong diagnosis alone is not enough to support a claim for malpractice. There must also be serious injuries that result since this type of claim...