My workers comp hasn't paid me since jan.2016 and was supposed pay after feb. 19 and told state disability that sign up for now.

I find your comment that Covel was mean to my lawyer to be interesting. No lawyer should have a problem dealing with a claims adjuster. If they...

Can I sell it for $1.00

A creditor has one year after the date of death to open an estate. If it is more than one year after the date of death, you may be free to sell...

I need to get power of attorney but she will not sign anything over to me.

A power of attorney is voluntarily given by the principal to an agent. Without your mother agreeing to you being her agent, you are not able to...

Do I have a case?

It certainly sounds to me like you have a workers' compensation case. I think you need to contact an experienced workers' compensation attorney.

Is a legal will the best way to transfer ownership of my estate , as opposed to having TOD on property , funds , and vehicles

The best estate plan for you is dependent on your total circumstances. It is always best to get a review by an experienced attorney.

What are general recommendations about how to approach this process? I've never need a lawyer before.. feeling overwhelmed.

You need to speak with an experienced workers' compensation attorney. Most attorneys handling workers' compensation cases will provide an initial...

The only way a workers' compensation case can be valued is by looking at all the medical records and reports. The client's present complaints also...

Do I need an attorney to take to the hearing with me ? Or is a letter from the doc stating that there is new damage to my arm ?

You should have an experienced workers' compensation attorney represent you. At any hearing, you need to know the proper procedure for getting...

You should consult with an experienced workers' compensation attorney. With a bulging disk, it can take at least a year or more to get better. ...

The first thing to do is have an attorney review the power of attorney. Does the power of attorney allow for gifting? If so, under what...