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Since you have pending cases, I wouldn't be surprised.

You can discuss (take medical records with you) with a medical malpractice attorney & get his/her opinion re the possibility of a case.

State of Rhode Island: Office of Child Support Services: Non-Custodial Parent Services

Doubtful. Generally unless you have a CBA or binding employment contract guaranteeing all of the above, the employer can change "offers" at any time. Sorry. (I "assume" you are hourly non exempt employees. You do need to be paid at least minimum wage for all hrs. worked + overtime when...

I hope he makes a complete recovery.

To be on the safe side, discuss with an immigration attorney as suggested. You could also ask the USCIS if you want to do that.

If you believe you might have a case, you need to take all medical/dental records to a medical malpractice attorney & discuss.

When you go to court, dress neatly & be polite. You need to discuss with a lawyer. If you cannot afford one, when you go to court plead not guilty & ask for a public defender. (A PD is a lawyer) You can then discuss with him/her. In Ct. you can sometimes get the charges dropped & your...

You might run it by an immigration attorney if you believe the misdemeanor might affect your application for a green card.

Agree that there really isn't anything we can do or tell you. Your best bet is to work with your attorney. Good luck.

You note you were not appointed a lawyer. However, you certainly might want to discuss the whole situation with a lawyer.

Why do you want/need to know! Anyway, the owners of the house that was damaged can report it to their homeowners ins. co. & they will go from there.

Yes, it was your fault for not reporting the mistake. Your employer certainly had the right to fire you. If they press charges for theft, you will definitely want to get a lawyer.

You can be sued (anyone can sue anyone else at any time for just about anything) but that doesn't mean the customer will win. Since you did do the tow, "sounds like" you would win - up to the judge. Do you have a written contract with your tow procedure etc,?

If you aren't married to the Mother, you have to go to court & get a DNA test to prove paternity before getting any custody.

Maybe this link will help you at least to some extent: Who Is Responsible for Debts of the Deceased? PS Alabama: Your state is not a community property state. Also, in some states a spouse can be responsible for deceased's spouses medical bills under the doctrine of necessaries but your...

Agree re running it by an attorney. "They" might question why an 8 yr. old was on a playset made for 2-5 yr. olds.

When it comes to misdemeanors in New Jersey, the state has one year to file charges for petty offenses, while most other crimes have a five- or seven-year statute of limitations. Since the civil demand was paid & no police were called, most likely no charges will be filed.

I'm sorry but we don't give recommendations. You can use the lawyer link toward the top of this page which might possibly help you.

You do whatever you would do if the child had not been adopted. You can't reverse the adoption. Depending on the severity of the behavior, you get the child counseling, contact child services or in some cases possibly contacting the police would be necessary.