what is statute of limitatios for my daughter trying to kill me 12/6/08 i need help
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Read More Answered By: Steven Meyer |
It sounds as if you want to pursue a civil case (seeking an award of money) against your daughter, not to have her prosecuted criminally.
In a civil case, the answer depends on how your daughter tried to kill you. Specifically, there is a shorter period of time if your daughter intentionally tried to kill you than if she was acting negligently and her actions injured you. You would have to provide more facts for an attorney to answer your question. |
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