What is the difference between medical negligence and medical malpractice? What is standardly needed to file either of these?

I agree with the other lawyers who have responded. I would add only that you say the dismissal "has hurt" you, but you don't say how or how much. ...

In order to commit my souse what do I need to do in Texas

A agree with Mr. Zgourides. I would add only that you might seek the advice and possible intervention of her family physician if she has one. Her...

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If it is found that a lawyer did not represent his defendant fully, how would a person go about getting his case looked at again

I'm sorry, but I don't know. This is a criminal law question. I suggest you reclassify it as such so that it will be directed to and addressed by...

Can Respondent make oral claims against Petitioner during Petitoner's Temporary Orders Hearing?

Without meaning to sidestep your question, it sounds like you are trying to represent yourself in a divorce case. If so, rather than seeking...

How does 190.1 and 190.3 (level 2) work in a dog bit case?

It certainly sounds like you're going to be sued, if you haven't been already. Hopefully, as the other responding lawyers have said, you have...

Should I Motion to Suppress if I Motion to Strike?

I'm afraid your post is so vague that I cannot address it in a way that will be very helpful, but I do have these comments. First, parties do not...

Bought a brand new car. Took insurance. Few months later got into an accident. When I filed a claim, no collision coverage.

Under Texas law, there are certain auto coverages that must be be included in a Texas auto policy unless waived in writing, but as best I know,...

Is it worth what it would take to have a dental office pay for damage they caused for me to go to another dentist/peradontist

As the other responding lawyers have already very well addressed the legal aspects of your post, I will add a comment that really has nothing to do...

No. Also, the person who signed and filed the motion to quash is practicing law without a license. This is unlawful. I believe Texas law is...

Can I sue a company if they refuse to stop charging my credit card for a service I haven't paid for in two years?

Yes. All citizens have free access to the courts. You may sue anyone, any time, anywhere, for any reason and without first proving anything. ...