AUTOMOBILE ACCIDENT LAWYERS

30 Mar

How can I finance law school with a $54,000 settlement despite being almost $200,000 in debt from loans?

Posted in motor vehicle accident on 30.03.11

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I really need your help with my situation that I am in. I just graduated from top-30 undergraduate school in May of 2010 and I really want to go to law school, but I have almost 0,000 in debt (yes, two-hundred thousand) and I don’t know what to do.

I’m about to get paid a settlement of ,000 (my tax-free, in-pocket amount after lawyer fees) for a motor vehicle accident that happened three years ago. I want to make this money not only work for me, but somehow be the ticket that allows me to somehow finance law school. With interests rates incredibly low right now, there seems to be few options for me to have this money grow.

I’m not concerned about retirement right now, though I intend to open a Roth IRA once I get the money. I’m most concerned about financing a likely ,000 a year law school tuition which would last probably four years. My loans are pretty problematic in that they are making it impossible for me to apply for any more loans, which is the real problem, I suppose.

How can I invest my money or use my money to help me achieve my goal of attending law school in a year or so? Is it even feasible? Thank you so much for helping.

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29 Mar

In a divorce action due to abuse, is the abuser entitled to alimony?

Posted in motor vehicle accident on 29.03.11

Hello!

I am in the process of filing for divorce from my wife, who has been severely abusive. Before you step back and say "Whoa!", I was severely injured by a motor vehicle accident and she took advantage of my incapacitation. I was physically unable to run, unable to fight back or defend myself, unable to call for help, and kept physically dependent on her. It was determined by the State and their professionals that she has a personality disorder, of which I was unaware of at the time of our marriage.

For the welfare of myself, and to hasten the return of the children (toddlers) removed by Children’s Protective Services, I obtained a restraining order against her and had her removed from the home. Prior to receipt of the restraining order, I was subjected to at least 35 instances of physical abuse (assault) and two instances where I was almost killed by her temper. I was subjected to all types of abuse: verbal, emotional, mental, and physical! I was even deprived of life maintenance medications at a very critical period in my life.

Perhaps the lawyer I am retaining is preparing me for the worst, or maybe he is overly consumed by her rights, but he has spoken on many occassions of my having to provide any of several types of alimony. Personally, had she not become abusive and almost killed me (and therefore having become a threat to the health, safety, and welfare of the kids) the marriage would not be ending in divorce.

Bottom line, looking more for factual instances than opinion, is/has the abusive partner in a marriage entitled to any form of alimony in a divorce proceeding?

Thank you for your assistance!
Sorry I did not include this in the original post. This is the same lawyer representing me in the CPS action, he is intimately familiar with the details in this case. As a result of the injuries and to aid the return of the children, I took retirement and am limited by income, handicaps, and the fact that I have the kids (at the moment) 24/7/365 and she has visitation rights [:-(]!

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28 Mar

proportion word problem: According to the centers for disease control, the death rate as a result of a motor?

Posted in motor vehicle accident on 28.03.11

vehicle accident is 15.3 per 100,000 population. In 2005, there were 43,443 fatalities in motor vehicle accidents. What was the population in the United States in 2005?

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27 Mar

Can I legally report a motorcycle stolen in Texas if the person i financed it to did not pay me??

Posted in motor vehicle accident on 27.03.11

I sold a motorcycle to a "friend" of mine who ended up getting it involved in a motor vehicle accident a year ago. I tracked him down after he refused to pay off his debt to me, a debt which was secured by a Written Notarized Contract, and found out that he had resold the motorcycle to somebody else after repairing it; however, he failed to notify me of this sale and still has an outstanding balance due. Is it possible to legally report this motorcycle stolen in the State of Texas. All attempts to reason with this "friend" have failed and I am considering on filing a lawsuit as well. Any help would be greatly appreciated.
I sold a motorcycle to a "friend" of mine who ended up getting it involved in a motor vehicle accident a year ago. I tracked him down after he refused to pay off his debt to me, a debt which was secured by a Written Notarized Contract, and found out that he had resold the motorcycle to somebody else after repairing it; however, he failed to notify me of this sale and still has an outstanding balance due. Is it possible to legally report this motorcycle stolen in the State of Texas. All attempts to reason with this "friend" have failed and I am considering on filing a lawsuit as well. Any help would be greatly appreciated.

In addition, the title is still in my name and so is the registration, he breached the contract which we had made.

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27 Mar

sympathetic doctors vs. incompetent bastards?

Posted in motor vehicle accident on 27.03.11

my son was involved in a motor vehicle accident and has suffered from chronic pain ever since. he had been on hydrocodone for three years and suggested to his doctor that he go to pain management in hopes that they would monitor his liver to keep from any problems. he went to his pain management appointment today and was told by the doctor that they dont see patients of his age (25) and that all they could do was prescribe him tramadol in which gives him headaches, nausea, vomiting, itching, sleeplessness, clenched jaws, and leaves him jittery. once he went to his primary care cause it took 4 months from the request to get into the pain management program and requested a refill of his prescriptions and his doctor told him she would write one last time but not to come back since he asked to have another doctor monitor his pain management. back ground on his injuries are a crushed pelvis, and extensive nerve damage. why are doctors not sympathetic to people with valid reasons for seeking proper and effective pain management. the poor boy can hardly walk for christ sake and the doctors knowing they can urine test him to make sure he is taking them properly and call him in for a pill count as well wont help him cause he failed a drug test for marijuana when he was 18 and think he is some drug addict because of it. any suggestions on how we can get him help would be greatly appreciated

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26 Mar

Is this evil or and if not how do you explain it?

Posted in motor vehicle accident on 26.03.11

A female now aged about 64 married in the mid sixties. Husband has high profile jobs, and together they have four children(3 boys and one girl – One boy, the last born, has a case of severe autism) and together they acquire many properties. Husband and one son, not the autistic one, perish in a motor vehicle accident ten years after marriage. Then the drama starts. Female acquires more property but leaves a trial of death behind her.Totally mistreats both sons privately, but in public displays an image of "normal" family. Female gets involved with the husbands family, and there a string of misfortunes. Early deaths, orphans and enstrangement to females mother in law. Female seems to glee at other people’s misfortunes and scorn at people’s successes. Female then turns to her family, and again the same trail of death and misfortunes. Terror is directed towards the men, her brothers. Female fights for right to inherit, despite the deplorable state of some of her brothers poverty levels. Drama ends after female’s mother dies because female had a hypnotic control of her. Female has disinherited the non autistic son for the sake of the daugher who they share a very strange bond. Daughter has the same tendancies as mother. Son not interested in the supposed wealth of the mother but is concerned about autistic brother who has lived a terror filled life for 38 years. Total neglect – for most part of his life he has not worn shoes and is basically in tatters with cases of starvation. What to do? Female rumoured to practice the occult.

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25 Mar

I need some help, I need to collect money from a patient who hasn't sent a dime for the last two years?

Posted in motor vehicle accident on 25.03.11

Well this is a small clinic, we do oriental medicine and chiropractic services, back in 2008 we had a patient who had an motor vehicle accident, and had no insurance, but he assure us his lawyer would take care of everything, but for the last 2 year he has gone throug 2 or 3 different attorneys and for some reason we is unable to keep up with any of them, so nothing has been paid for the services we rendered, we try to contact him, we mail him invoices, and finial letters but all with no success. I call to a colleccion agency and they said, it’s not worth ’cause it’s only one acct, and I would be more expensive to do it that way, but this is my first time dealing with a problem like this so I need some help on who I can recover some of this money. Thanks and Only serious anwers please.

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24 Mar

Can a person walk/function with a fractured fibula?

Posted in motor vehicle accident on 24.03.11

Hello.

I was injured in a catastrophic motor vehicle accident two years ago. Among the many injuries, I had a compound fracture of the tibula and fibula. The surgeon that was assigned to my case addressed the fractured tibula, by inserting a rod in the tibula, and did nothing to the fibula, just allowing it to heal on its own.

Now, when I stretch or straighten the leg that had the compound fracture, my leg seems to "cramp up" in excrutiating pain. It actually feels like sharp bone is piercing the flesh of my leg. The pain seems to come from the area of the fracture.

Can anyone offer some insight?
ETA: 5/30: I can walk with minimal pain. I have had two surgeons working on me. I have had enough MRIs and Xrays to know there are no additional breaks. I have not been walking around for 2 years with an untended fracture. The cramp-like pains are recent occurrances, when ever I stretch my leg straight … I guess it is something I will just have to learn to live with, and further limit some of the things I do!

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23 Mar

Do police ever take a family member to the hospital if their loved one was killed in a car accident?

Posted in motor vehicle accident on 23.03.11

Someone is killed in a pedestrian/motor vehicle accident, the victims wife is notified in person by the cops, would the police who notified her actually take her to the hospital? Would she be asked to identify him if it isn’t a homicide?

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