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Once you are 18 you are an adult and free to live where you please.

It would be common for there to be a "utility easement" which would allow them to access the property.

Difficult case in my opinion but, given the severity of the injuries, well worth having a detailed conversation with a local personal injury attorney.

Simply falling on someone else's property does not give rise to a viable case. Why did you fall? Why did you not see and avoid the hazard? Were...

I agree with the two prior answers but will add this: auxiliary benefits are payable until age 18 or up until age 19 if the the "child" is still...

You will continue to receive your SSDI benefits but would not receive SSI. As to UK immigration issues you will need to speak with legal counsel...

Given your age, past work history and medical impairments you have a viable disability case assuming your medical conditions affect your ability to...

Maybe. First you should file a claim with your own insurance company.

Perhaps. Your grandmother should document any injuries she sustained, seek appropriate medical care, and then have a conversation with a local...