Does my sister stand a chance of getting compensation?
364077
As far as her job goes FMLA(Family Medical Leave Act) allows her job to be protected.  Her doctors will have to complete the paperwork for her and it will secure her job for a year.  This is a federal law.
1160960
i'll pay you to hurt my sister...... just kidding......\n\nI'll help you if you almost run out of time.....\n\n\n(I have no idea...how)\n\n<3, Leah
341136
Will I still receive financial support?
109094
From what you say she wasn't in much of a friend.  I don't believe she can sue you for twice what the debt is.  Hang on to your receipt so you can prove you paid her.  The judge should dismiss this case.
962768
There should be a phone number on the back of the ticket. She can call that and find out what the amount is.
805251
YES they will. Their reasoning is that the money is there for her use if she wants. It doesn't matter where it came from. (at least that's how they think). Her best bet is to call them and make a payment arrangement. It will cost her $50.00 to get started but then they will accept small payments. (for the rest of time)
872985
Normally, the person making the payments "owns" the policy. The exact loop hole can differ and thus whether or not your sister can be prosecuted for not declaring.\nFew insurance companies will bother to assist unless you have a policy #. This is for everyone's privacy.\nAlthough it is not mandatory, most attorney's drawing up a will keep a copy of it.\nFinally, if the sum is substantial, probate or not, an attorney can "force" your sister to turn over the will or show proof of her power to be the executor of your mother's estate. \nMany attorneys will give you a 1/2 appt. to help you determine if you have a case or not.\nGod's peace in your mourning.
672025
You shouldn't have to pay your parents debts after they passed away it isn't your responsibility the bills and such should be gone talk to the creditors they will help you. As for you and your sister its going to be hard to raise your sister but you can do it don't be afraid to ask for help if you need it and take a break or if its too ruff for you if you had family around maybe they can help too. Ill pray for you and God Bless you and your sister.
145558
If you are serious about finding your sister, try going to a private investegator. Although you will have to pay some money.
479936
No I haven't but (it sounds like its a friend) and it sounds like she can get help through a pro-bono place , or a low income based legal services . YOU WOULD BE SURPRISED  at what some places consider LOW INCOME . My sisters husband brings home at least $400.00 a wk (in winter) and at least $600.00 a wk. in summer , and they have a 3 person household . They get approx. $46,000 a year bring home and they get help from W.I.C , Daycare Asst. , food excetra . So tell her - or help her , find those services .
956458
Hey, I just paid a $35 fine yesterday......but that one was my own stupid fault.\n\nMy fiance got a fine she didnt deserve (ticket was displayed), and she appealed & won. If its not fair, you should appeal.
838217
She could still have a claim.  The question is what would it be?  If she claims that she was defrauded out of her property by excessive billing that she could not pay, or by repairs that were not legitimate in nature she could sue.\n\nStatutes of Limitations are always at a minimum 1 year for private actions (except for certain actions against government agencies).  Usually for fraud the SOL is more than a year...so I would say yes she still has a claim.
801624
I realize that it is your aunt, but if you have receipts for everything I would consult an attorney.
1132131
If your sister is seriously ill and a minor, try contacting the make a wish foundation.  Maybe they can help.
1030984
yes. she has to list the damages, with photos and estimates to repair them. She has to do this in order to get the court order to appear for a small claims hearing. She had to show cause to the authority, be it a magistrate, or police officer, or whatever authority issued the paperwork.
431989
Likely not - what she should do is pay any portion of the $ 150 in court costs. Even if she only pays $ 20, that will demonstrate good faith and intent and then the court will likely grant her an extension. If she pays nothing then she will be in default of payment and letters will come, collection agency etc all. \n\nJust pay something to show good intent.
690882
Same kinda thing happened to me. I listened to people who said do it the correct and legal way. I have nothing of my moms. So go get. Chances are your sister isn't going to take the time and money to take you to court over it. If it's value is mostly to you. If you could make some kind of written deal with her. Have her sign it. I'm sure she would agree to it. If she gets enough to get the next high with. Life is like cards. You gotta know when to hold-um and know when to fold-um. And sometimes you just got to walk away. Good luck. And my condolences.