I hit someones car from behind and offered to pay and did pay their deductible instead of going through insurance.

You have to pay for the full damage to her car. If you only paid the deductible, the insurance company has right to recover what it paid, this is...

My son came home from college and with my permission drove my car and got into an accident. Would my insurance cover for it?

Unless your son is listed an excluded driver on the policy (and you identified him as a member of the family who is of legal age to drive your...

Can they suspend my license. My sis and my moms

See my answer for your duplicate post.

Can they suspend my license. My sis and my moms

You can request a hearing at the Secretary of State. If you win, then all you have to prove is that you currently have automobile insurance.

File a complaint with the Illinois Department of Insurance; 100 W. Randolph St., Suite 15-100 Chicago, IL 60601-3251

Can I declare bankruptcy against medicare MSPRC?

This is quite typical. What an attorney could do is to request that the insurance company issue a separate draft to Medicare for $1,416.95 while...

In Illinois forclosure, when does my name get removed from the property deed?

The moment you are no longer recognized as the legal owner is after the County Sheriff issues a Sheriff's Deed to the bank or the highest bidder...

I was in a car accident a few years ago, my car was totaled from the person who hit me. They were at fault. Can I sue them?

Unfortunately, you can only collect once for the value of your car, regardless as to who makes the payment, i.e. your company or the other driver's...

I would like to know what kind of lawyer helps with something like this?

Can you be a little more specific as to how it was harmful and inappropriate?

I want info about my complete medical record. In addition, I want to find out what a doctor has said in internal communications

By law every physician must supply records to the patient when requested. Here is a link put out by Georgetown University relative to Illinois law....

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