Without medical evidence of an injury, any such suit would be doomed to fail.

Seek recommendations from friends or family. Do some google research and then speak to a few local attorneys until you find someone you are...

This sounds like a scam in my opinion.

From a legal standpoint you may either ignore that email or deny the existence of any such loan. What you decide to do from a family relations...

Show him the actual Georgia statute. Have him do his own research.

That is exactly how personal injury lawyers get paid. Make some phone calls to local attorneys and go from there.

You would need to seek the approval of the courts for guardianship.

I have moved your question to the divorce law section.

It is unclear what it is you are asking. You may wish to repost with some additional details and some context.

I agree with Mr. Harkess. Absent injuries requiring medical treatment you have no viable legal claims. You may wish to report this to local code...