Do I have action and will any lawyers take this case for free?

Sorry, but I don't see any lawyers taking this case for free. Based on your description this does not appear to be the typical kind of case that...

Can a motion for judgment (debt collection) be filed after "SOL", with original suit filed within the SOL?

Don't bring up the statute of limitations. It does not apply if suit was timely filed within the statute of limitations. As long as the suit has...

What type of case to file with my county office in order to get a driver to pay for damages done to my car.

If you did not suffer any injuries, there is nothing else for you to be reimbursed (other than perhaps your deductible as one person already...

Can I get part of my settlement back from an attorney who had no contract or any paperwork with me?

In Texas it is considered unethical for a lawyer to take a contingent fee for handling a matter if there is not a written agreement in place...

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What type of lawyer would I need.

You need a local personal injury attorney. It's not clear who stabbed your father. If it was another patron you are most likely going to want an...

Can I force my attorney to approve loan

You have not provided enough of the underlying facts for us to be able to intelligently respond with a meaningful answer. But generally, given...

WHAT ARE MY RIGHTS IN PERSONAL INJURY LAWSUIT

You really don't give us enough information to help you. But apparently you have a personal injury lawsuit. If you are represented by counsel,...

I went Walmart to cash 2 work checks and they didn't ask for ID, can I sue them.?

They were your checks? If that's the case, you have no cause of action against Walmart. Moreover, if they were your checks and you received the...

Can I do a civil law suit against my birth doctor?

Sorry, but unfortunately you are way past the limitations date for bringing suit. Moreover, it is not clear what happened to your parents'...

What is the statue of limitations on a medical bill? bill is 21 years

Yes, the limitations is four years in Texas and that would have expired long ago. Beyond that, I would question whether your daughter could even...