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And how did your friend fall into the fire pit?

What in the WORLD does her case have to do with personal injury? Oh, that's right, NOTHING.

Even though I don't exactly see a case, if you were a minor at the time consult an attorney, if they see something I don't you may still be able to make a claim.

I would need more information to determine whether or not you have a case. But, it depends on what state you're in. It may be too late, most lawsuits for Medical Malpractice have to be filed with the court within one year from the learned date of the Malpractice.

I'd do what dee_dub suggested. A lot of courts have mandatory mediation they require parents before an actual court hearing whenever a motion is filed. Or, you can try to get her to agree to a private mediator, but you will probably have to foot the bill and it can be expensive.

That all depends, were you at fault? Or another party? Report to whom? The police? Insurance company?

That all depends on the angle and area of your vehicle that actually impacted the other vehicle, as well as speed. Some airbags do not deploy under certain circumstances. Did you have your seatbelt on correctly?

He needs to go to the doctor for documentation of his injury. If he does not have any long term injuries they should at least compensate you for the medical bill. If he does have some sort of a head injury, consult with an attorney.

Yes, he can go after your insurance to compensate him for damages to his vehicle. Regardless of whether or not you were there, you are still the owner/insured of the vehicle and that's how they found your insurance information. I'm assuming he's not injured since the property damage was very minor.

Why don't you have a lawyer?

If you consult with a lawyer, look for one that specializes in dental malpractice. There are a few out there.

That is hard to say without knowing every detail of your situation. Your daughter has been with her Dad for quite some time, for a large amount of custody you would have to do some type of reunification, you may be able to split up time. There is legal and physical custody, since her Dad has had...

You will have to find a lawyer in KS.

Oh yeah, I forgot about all the Top Ramen. My favorite trick was opening the bag and breaking the uncooked noodles up, pouring the seasoning over it and eating it on the way to class...lol. I still can't look at Top Ramen the same to this day.

Ask your attorney if it's possible to get the Grand Theft felony charges dropped down to petty theft misdemeanor since it is your first offesnse. Your attorney would be the best person to discuss this with you considering he/she knows your case better than we do.

If you have a judgement you should be able to get DFAS to garnish his wages, look on their website, there should be instructions.

A $210.93 balance is pretty small. Have you tried to call and ask if there is anything else that can be done? Is there someone you can borrow the money from then make the $10 a month payments back to them?

You can always file a motion to enforce the divorce orders. Technically, she is in contempt. A Writ of Execution does wonders as well.

That's up to the DA but they take all circumstances of the crime into consideration.

You said you have a court order in place for the child support and health care, correct? What court was that filed in? Normally it should take place where the child resides.