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I had a doctor that gave me tamoxifen while i was pregnant and now i have to abort ny child due to birth defects how do i go about suing this doctor
Repo car of dying relative
My husbands father moved out of the state and unknowing to us used our address as his new address.My father-in law owes a lot of money to a lot of different people.He is dying from cancer and has stop paying his bills.We do not have the best relationship with him but we do love him.My question is this:A car repo company came to our apartment tonight and asked if my husbands father was home.we told them that he did not live here.We do not lie so when they asked if we knew where the car was we replied yes however we did not give them the info.We were told that if we do not tell them where the car is we can be charged with a felony , is this true?Please help.Thank you!
Parental Rights
My (ex)boyfriend & I had a son in 1997. Since then he has given me a total of $250 by money orders for support and given him a candy lane game and a book. He has seen him one time 6 years ago. He lives in FL and we live in NV (with HIS parents). But he has had NO contact with our son and refuses to send any money.
My question is he entitled to any parental rights? Or has he given them up with no contact and no support?
Changing last name of child
I have sole legal, physical custody of my daughter. My daughter has my maiden name. We were wondering if we could change my daughters name to my married name so that she will match her brothers and us. However her father this year has just started visitation. Would we have to get perrmission from him?
My grandson was kicked out of his place of residence and the people he lived with held a personal item of his. They say he can get it back by paying them in cash the money he owes for rent/electric. He never signed any lease papers. It was all a verbal agreement between the tenants and him. They are saying now that they want to sell his personal item on the sly to get the money owed. Is this legal?
