Legal Question in Personal Injury in Florida

Re: Parental Rights

No.

Re: Parental Rights

That is truly horrible, and I am sorry. There may be a right for receompense depending on the facts. Please call if you care to share the specifics with me, and I will see how I can offer help. (305) 769-3000.

Randall L. Gilbert, Esq.

Re: Parental Rights

I'm sorry to hear about your son's injury. There are many legal ramifications of this collision. You really need to consult directly with an attorney in Florida.

Re: Parental Rights

Depending on when the accident occurred, any filing of any claim may already be barred by the statute of limitations. The short answer to your question is "no". If you have not already retained a lawyer, feel free to call or write my office if you wish to discuss this matter.

Re: Parental Rights

If your son received "traumatic brain injury" it is necessary to know if he was rendered incompetent or comatose or ultimately died from the injury. Your question is confusing and any simple reply would be possibly misleading you. It is also critical to know the state you reside in as well as where the accident happened. The law is not simple and differs in each State. You do not mention if your son was married. That would change everything. You do need an experienced attorney's advice and investigation.