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I would advise you to seek therapy for your issues. You are intrusive and bizarrely over involved in your adult sons life. Nothing you have posted indicates he is in need of anything more than a restraining order that would prevent you from harassing him.

Mom would have to be there...this is her case.

When your mother is up to it SHE would go and speak to a personal injury attorney. Legally speaking, you have nothing to do with this.

www.dearabby.com www.drphil.com :rolleyes:

Take all your evidence to the cyber crime division of your police department and speak to a detective there. If you live in a small city/town and the local police don't have a CCD try the State Police.

Where did your father get this information?

Huh? What type of obligations are you referring to? Contractual? Taxes?

Call your insurance company and ask them.

my car was deemed total loss by the insurance company, can I sue it for the low-balled payment?

You're brother should ask his attorney any questions he may have. this is his case...not yours. The attorney works for your brother even though you may have paid the fees. You don't have the right to fire the attorney as you are not the client.

This is a United States Law site.

Harvard.

A step-child is a "legal stranger". OP has no more legal rights to their step-parent than the mailman does.

Some of the youngsters weren't schooled in the classics. ;)

Legend has it Paul wrote that song to teach his young son about rhyming.

What state?

Because they (Charter) forged documents to cover up their f-uppery.

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Pretty frightening...One should be able to trust that companies do background checks on the people they send into customers homes.

Are there minor children of the marriage?