Can I get my injury to a child felony lessioned or dismissed?

I strongly suggest you contact a criminal defense attorney. I suggested you post in criminal defense section.

Need to pay for a new roof with insurance. how? + complications with the previous owner. commercial building.

If the seller had knowledge of the issues with the roof and did not disclose them, than he may be liable. I would have to take a look at the...

What are the chances of a father getting joint custody or extended time?

It depends on a lot of factors: Age of child, father's involvement, resistance from the mother, jurisdiction, the judge, etc... What does the...

I decided to settle for max policy limits with ticketed party, im beginning my UIM claim whats the statues? 4 years?

To add to Henry Moore's answer - a great attorney - you should probably hire an attorney.

Rear ended by a dealership owner in a vehicle owned by his dealership, getting the runaround from his personal insurance company

First, were you hurt? How is the dealership's insurance giving you the run around? If you're hurt, I certainly suggest you hire an personal injury...

What will happen if I miss a weekend of jail while on the work release program?

I would confer with whoever represented you - or contact a local criminal defense attorney. Sorry I couldn't be more of a help.

Can my soon to be ex wife show up at my house anytime she wants and just sit outside?

Do you have an attorney? If not, and you want to stop this occurrence from happening, you should talk to a local family law attorney. There are a...

You shield consult immediately with a Wills/Trust (Probate) attorney. They deal with these issues regularly. I see a lot of issues in your...

When should i call the life insurance company to check on my claim my moms insurance is being contested?

Contact an attorney who specializes in insurance law or personal injury law (as it deals mostly with insurance).

Daughter getting sued?

Unless the alleged injured person was under the age of 18,I don't know how you could be sued five years later. The Statute of Limitations in TX is...