Lawyers have been holding back my family's estate for more than five years since my mother's death. Can they do that legally?

You clearly need to talk to a lawyer in the area where the estate case is open (you didn't mention the state or county, but that doesn't affect...

Who do I contact if the FCE examiner reported inaccurate facts and lied about what he did and what I said during the exam?

FCE's are sometimes like that. Make your attorney aware of all the discrepancies in the report and ask for a face to face meeting. Switching...

Am I at fault?

The isn't really an "Am I at fault or not" question; in Illinois you only have to be >50% to be at "fault" before you have to pay something (which...

How can I get the insurance of the person who hit my car to pay for the damages ?

If you have your own insurance then let it handle the matter. If you don't then you may have to sue. If you sue then you can use those...

I have only liability only the other car hit me do i go through my insurance company or get a lawyer?

If the other party's insurance company won't pay then you have to sue. To do that you either have to do it yourself or get a lawyer, so you're...

How is fault determine on situation like this

Wow; it sounds like a real mess. The location of the damage does seem to help your version more than the other driver. Witnesses may be required...

Do I have to fill out motorist report they gave me and do I have to contact my insurance company ?

Maybe you are referring to the Illinois Motorist Report that the police officer gave you; you are required to fill that out for SOS and IDOT...

My son has his provisional license. Do I have to list him as a driver to my insurance?

I also believe that you do need to list him as an additional insured and think that you should consult your agent. Your policy doubtless defines...

I'm not sure what you meant by your question regarding recusal of a law firm. If you believe that your wife was the victim of malpractice, please...

Can I sue my workman’s comp insurance in Illinois?

Employers (through their insurers) must pay for reasonable and related medical treatment. An attorney can force them to do that. It's quite...