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It means the judge wants the issue to be clarified.

They've performed an in-utero paternity test? Tell me more about this. As far as support goes, even where there are states where the grandparent can be held liable for their grandchild's support (and there aren't many), they are rarely enforced outside of one notable exception which...

I've reread this thread several times. What I'm getting is that someone somewhere is perhaps not being as honest as they could be. I also have a question or three. 1. Are the parents paying child support? 2. How old is this child? 3. Has CPS been called yet, and if not why not? I'm...

I actually really feel for you. Losing a loved one is difficult, and much moreso if it seems that someone did something wrong or didn't do anything at all. I think turning to your faith is going to be very helpful At some point I'll regale everyone with the tale of me climbing over a snow...

Right, I'm going to break it down again because I think the thread is getting a bit more confusing. First, did the x-ray show something markedly different from her baseline? Second, what is "timely fashion"? To the first question, we look at the patient's history. Is this...

I'm not sure you understood what I was saying. I don't think you understood the medical mechanics, either. The doctor did not choose when your mother would die, and based purely on what you've written here there was no deviation from the standard of care. It is vital that you accept that...

If the child has been staying with Grandma and nothing has been reported to CPS, Grandma is likely going to make a play for custody and this is where there's a huge hiccup: If the parents are still unable or unwilling to care for the child, the state is not going to take the child from...

The question is beyond the scope of a message board. An attorney is essential.

You can't. There's a reason why the State requires court action. Before we continue though, what happened when child services were called? They were called, yes?

To be expected. Let's review: "During those periods I would be supporting expenses and I can easily prove ability to do so." USCIS is not on your side on that one. You're welcome.

Could you please type in English? Thanks!

May I ask why you don't think this constitutes living in the US? She cannot come and go like that without residency.

Somehow I missed this: The problem is that even if the cardiologist read the report immediately, there was quite literally nothing more they could do short of getting her back to the ER and stabilizing her - but truly, that wouldn't have helped much (if at all). She wouldn't be a...

Alright guys, can we keep it civil please? There's plenty of time to fight over the game today :) Now with that said... The radiologist's report and the cause of death are what I'd expect in a patient with CHF. Once you get to a certain point, the eventual outcome would be the same...

I know this is a terrifically awful situation for you. It really is, and there are no two ways about it. There is a very important part of a medmal suit, and often it boils down to: "if it wasn't for X, Patient wouldn't have died when and how she did". That's going to be perhaps an...

Which doesn't change my response (if anything, it enhances the point). (Incidentally, I'm a Brit, and I spent several years looking at damaged valves)

Honestly? Your mother was an elderly high-risk patient. I believe that you're not going to find an attorney to take this on contingency, for two reasons. First, her health was already precarious and you may find it difficult to actually prove that were it not for X, Y wouldn't have...

BOTM 2 has a monthly commitment - did you cancel the commitment?

No, no, and NO! They CANNOT do this. They are legally required to give you your W2 by January 31st. Under NO circumstances can they hold it for ransom. Please remember, that they have a lot more to lose if they're caught doing this. You are free to contact Irs.gov, and...

Take your medical records to a few local med-mal attorneys. The consultation will be free, and if you have a case worth litigating they'll let you know.