Can a parent sue on behalf of their child?
Can a parent sue on behalf of their child?
Suing on behalf of a child has certain procedural requirements. An adult, typically a parent or close family member, must act as his or her litigation guardian. If the child turns 18 during the litigation process, he or she can choose to continue without a litigation guardian.
Can you sue your children for support?
Every province except Alberta has a so-called filial duty law requiring adult children support a parent who may be dependent due to age, illness or financial straits. But the laws are seldom used. We can’t have parents continually going to court.
Can a federal government be sued for Medicare?
The Medicare program is administered by the US Department of Health and Human Services, a part of the US federal government. Originally, the US federal government could not be sued but the government has waived that right as to negligence and the rules for suing the federal government are set forth in the US…
Can a family sibling request my mom’s financial statements?
How it is provided you are open about. If your mom is in her right mind — legally competent to make decisions — and she decides to stay where she is, I don’t see how they could force her to move, no matter how many lawyer letters they pay to have sent. And if she is incompetent, you have POA, so they still can’t insist she move.
Can a sibling refuse to pay for respite care?
Your sibs could reduce that expense if they chose to provide respite care themselves, but if the choose not to, they can’t begrudge you spending money on it. Your problem is burn out?
Who is my representative on my Medicare case?
Your representative can be a family member, friend, advocate, attorney, doctor or someone else who will act on your behalf. Fill out an “Appointment of Representative” form [PDF, 47.7 KB]. A statement authorizing the release of your personal and identifiable health information to your representative
The Medicare program is administered by the US Department of Health and Human Services, a part of the US federal government. Originally, the US federal government could not be sued but the government has waived that right as to negligence and the rules for suing the federal government are set forth in the US…
When to file a complaint with a Medicare provider?
You can file a complaint if you have concerns about the quality of care or other services you get from a Medicare provider. How you file a complaint depends on what your complaint is about.
Can a medical malpractice lawsuit be brought on behalf of a loved one?
A medical malpractice or wrongful death lawsuit can be brought to court on behalf of the wronged individual (by necessity, in the former case), but there are a number of restrictions that apply. 1. Only certain people can sue.