Should I sue for support?
828579
A man married to the mother of a child born within 300 days (before or after the marriage) is PRESUMED to be the father of the child legally; however, he still has the right to ask for DNA testing.  Your fiance cannot claim the child as his without your ex signing an acknowledgement of non-paternity or providing the results of genetic testing to the courts. \nSo, to answer your question, as of now, YES, he is legally responsible.
314394
The amount you sue for has nothing to do with the income of the company. It is dependent upon your injuries and lost wages. If you have been permanently injured your lawyer should hire a life care planner to figure out the extra costs you will incur because of the injury. They vary according to the injury. Will you be buying and pay for repairs for a wheelchair? Will you be seeing more doctors and more often? What is your transportation cost to see the doctor? Do you have to move to a nursing home or assisted living facility. How many days of work did you lose?
1025112
Most likely they won't try to sue, they will give you a chance to pay what they feel you owe and then they will sue. They have lawyers, they know what they are doing.\n\nWhat can I do? - \n1. If you believe you owe them the money, try to work out a settlement and arrangements\n2. If you don't, go see a lawyer
418715
Well - you have to ask yourself - is it worth going to court for. Depending on how much money it is, you can either go to small claims or go for a civil suit. I'm nearly 100% sure that you can probably get them to settle but you need some type of documented paperwork. In a civil suit - its beyond a preponderance - so - as long as your evidence provides at least 50% - its not beyond a reasonable doubt. Again - i'd need to know more about the case - but in general - you need the paper work documenting what they said - otherwise it becomes a game of he said she said.
932275
Wow!  You are in for a battle.  Call the child support office first.  If they can't or won't help you, you'll probably have to get an attorney.   If you're really owed the money, don't let them keep it.   It CAN be done.   Good lluck
86602
YOU CAN SUE FOR ANYTHING, BAR NONE! However, if you can show there is no good reason for their untrue and negative written statement about you they shared with another party, then you have good grounds for a liable suit. Further, if you can show you have suffered injury or damages as a result, then you have a very strong case. \n\nWARNING: The courts are secretly biased towards corporations and lawyers/barristers will only take you for your money. If you want to persue this I would do it myself or retain on a strict contingency basis only.
228561
i would sue but my Doctor went bankrupt, retired,and moved out of the country after this happened to me so if you have the chance i would sue if i were you i was told i couldn't be helped with surgery but you tore and my Doctor cut me wrong and after he said every thing was fine it wasn't until i went for a second opinion that i was told some thing was wrong even though i knew some thing wasn't right please sue this Doctor and get him to pay for what he has done to you and make sure this don't happen again good luck i hope your case turns out better than mine and i think that you only have 2 years to get a case started so what are you waiting on do what is right
594734
If you have a really good claim, get a lawyer. That usually gets some action.
305116
call a lawyer, get some real legal advice, you don't want them to file a lawsuit against you. Maybe your lawyer can find a loophole. sometimes attornies won't charge, you just have to look around...
992179
it depends, should consult a lawyer
612828
I think you first must try to resolve the matter directly with the restaurant before you can pursue suing them.  Most businesses would be responsive and would pay your medical bills, maybe a little more.  But in order to sue, your injury must have been significant, or no lawyer would take the case on a contingency basis (for about 1/3 of your award.)  If you sued via paying the lawyer an hourly rate, you would be chancing losing that amount of money.
829226
Sue your Partner make him help you. take the tennant to court and get your money
341136
Will I still receive financial support?
528094
In my case, things got BETTER between my ex and I AFTER I took him to court for support.  \n\nIt was especially difficult because he is an attorney and tried to make it hard for me.  But, I went after everything I could because I figured that even the LAW would grant me more than he was leaving me and the children with - which was nothing!\n\nSo, I sued him and fought him.  I won enough to make a difference, and it was totally worth it.  I too have a child going to college in a few years, and I have younger ones too. \n\nFor the sake of your children, and for the sake of your own sanity, SUE him if you must.  \n\nMy ex has reluctantly accepted the situation, but I had to have his wages garnished before he finally came around, and now we're actually better friends than when we were married.\n\nIt's hard, I know.  But, it's worth it.  You can't afford NOT to go after him.  Your children are HIS children too.  \n\nGood luck!
669718
Of course you can. Go get a lawyer, tell them the details, and sue!
357377
If you sue over a battery leaking, then I will sue because I got onions on my hamburger when I asked for no onions.  \n\nKeep it up and you lawsuit happy people will make everything too expensive to own, except to the lawyers who make all the money.
921145
Insurance or sue the theif.