Archive for December, 2010

Is a minor allowed a court appointed attorney after marrying an adult?

Monday, December 27th, 2010 at 10:53 am  
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Minor has court date set and is appointed court appointed attorney. Prior to court date minor gets married to an adult. Is minor still entitled to court appointed attorney or does she now fall under different rules due to her husband being an adult?


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What should you do if your supervising attorney tells you to do something unethical?

Tuesday, December 21st, 2010 at 10:49 am  
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This is the question given to me…
Your supervising attorney asks you to release to the press a letter from a third party to the press. The attorney says, "I’ll finally get even by truely embarassing that S.O.B." What should you do?
Please do not respond if you are not sure, or you are goign to say something stupid!


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What kind of attorney takes a case for a church childcare over medicating a child?

Tuesday, December 14th, 2010 at 8:28 pm  
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What kind of attorney takes a case for a church childcare over medicating a child then getting caught lying to the health department- nearly getting shut down?
I have consulted a few but they said they don’t specialize in that field and they wouldn’t know where to send me.

UGH!!! Someone help!


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    Lawsuits – Has anyone ever filed a malpractice suit against a dentist and won?

    Thursday, December 9th, 2010 at 1:13 pm  
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    I recently had a dentist do work on my mouth that I did not wish done. I have contacted 3 local attornies and they will not do a dentist lawsuit – say they are hard to prove and I’m sure not as much money to be gained as in a medical lawsuit. Would love to hear your stories and all the facts.
    If you did sue and win, can you tell me what area you live in. I’m in Pittsburgh, PA.


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    Who pays the Attorney's fees related to settling an estate when there is a Recocable Living Trust involved?

    Thursday, December 9th, 2010 at 10:48 am  
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    Would the Attorney’s fees be paid by the new trust for the benefit of the Surviving Spouse? The trust of the Deceased?
    -OR- Out of the surviving spouses’s personal pocket?"
    Would the Attorney’s fees be paid by the new trust for the benefit of the Surviving Spouse? The trust of the Deceased?
    -OR- Out of the surviving spouses’s personal pocket?"

    -How could the money come out of the estate before the new trusts were created? The costs were incurred during the closing of the old trust and the creation of the new trusts. The bill rolled in a month later.


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      Should we cremate or get autopsy before lawsuit?

      Saturday, December 4th, 2010 at 1:13 pm  
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      Mom died Thursday morning.
      We have medical records and tests going back 3 years indicating strong medical negligence.
      We’re trying to contact medical malpractice attornies.We believe we have a strong case.
      In the meantime, should we go ahead and cremate the body, or wait and get an autopsy?


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      How can I check if my attorney is a member of texas supreme court?

      Saturday, December 4th, 2010 at 1:14 am  
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      I have a doubt on my attorney who claim he is an attorney member of texas supreme court. How can I check?


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