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Can I take someone to civil court myself?

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Answered by attorney Fred Lung-Kee Fong (Unclaimed Profile)
Personal Injury lawyer at Law Office of William S. Lindheim
If what you say is true and you can prove the oral agreement, then can sue. But can you win? Verbal agreements are hard to prove anyway, and she will likely deny it. Your case will be hard to prove in court. So, as it stands, both of you are owners of the house and she has an equal right to live in it and you cannot exclude her and she cannot exclude you. If you want to sell to a third party, your sister will have to agree to sell it as well before the buyer will buy.
If what you say is true and you can prove the oral agreement, then can sue. But can you win? Verbal agreements are hard to prove anyway, and she will likely deny it. Your case will be hard to prove in court. So, as it stands, both of you are owners of the house and she has an equal right to live in it and you cannot exclude her and she cannot exclude you. If you want to sell to a third party, your sister will have to agree to sell it as well before the buyer will buy.
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Should I settle my personal injury?

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Answered by attorney Paul L. Whitfield (Unclaimed Profile)
Personal Injury lawyer at Paul Whitfield and Associates P.A.
The plaintiff refuses to accept the policy limits. The case will be tried. Your carrier will defend you. If it is a big case you need to hire your own attorney to defend you for any amount beyond your coverage. Get lawyers advice. Don't handle this yourself or even try to do so.
The plaintiff refuses to accept the policy limits. The case will be tried. Your carrier will defend you. If it is a big case you need to hire your own attorney to defend you for any amount beyond your coverage. Get lawyers advice. Don't handle this yourself or even try to do so.
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Should I contact an attorney regarding personal injury and comparative negligence or just resolve it between the insurance company and myself?

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Answered by attorney David F. Stoddard (Unclaimed Profile)
Personal Injury lawyer at The David F. Stoddard Law Firm
If your injury is not permanent, there is no harm in trying to settle it yourself. After getting an offer, if you feel it is unfair, then you could retain an attorney.
If your injury is not permanent, there is no harm in trying to settle it yourself. After getting an offer, if you feel it is unfair, then you could retain an attorney.
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