Can I still amend my chapter 7 to include my tax refunds?

Assuming the tax arrearages are not old enough and otherwise qualfiied to be dischargable, they will be retained by the taxing agency and applied...

On the Ch 7 bankruptcy forms do I state disability benefits even if it has not been approved? What about a loan from my family?

Most respectfully, your questions indicate that you are way over your head. The bankruptcy process is complicated in even the most "simple"...

Can I choose to live with my dad? If so, does my case stand a chance?

The legal answer is simple: you have the legal authority to decide where you will live when you reach majority (18 in your state?). Until then...

I have been in a common law relationship for 22 years we share a daughter together am i entitled to anything in florida

The laws of marriage are reserved to the states under the US Constitution, and they vary greatly from one state to the next. Only a small minority...

Can I get full custody and no visitations for the other parent if they move out of state?

The rules are actually quite simple: full and voluntary compliance with existing court orders is expected until changed. The right to contact with...

Custody suits are decided by custody evaluators (called forensics in NY). Question: Isn't the evaluator's report "hearsay"?

The hearsay exception to the admissibility of evidence is far more limited that most lay persons realize. Only where an out-of-court statement is...

How do I terminate my parental rights to a child that I have never met and am currently paying support for?

Termination of parental rights requires a court order, and court's rarely enter that order unless petitioned by the state, or in connection with a...

I have evidence from two docs that verifies my newly aacquired disability was caused by medical neglect and need an attorney

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I need a civil attorney

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First of all, you can't sue Social Security for anything. The government is immune from suit. What you CAN and certainly SHOULD do is...