Paternity Case Reopening Possibility

Summary

In Catalonia, the principle of res judicata prevents re-litigation of a judged case, but new evidence or confessions may allow for an appeal or reopening. The outcome is uncertain, and consulting a family lawyer is advised. Malpractice in a paternity case could lead to claims against liability insurance, but specifics depend on the case. Insurance disputes require policy review, and legal advice is essential for clarity on inheritance rights and coverage.

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I just want to know if it will win yes or no most surely
It's difficult to predict the outcome of a legal case with certainty. However, if there is new evidence or a confession, it may provide grounds for reopening the case. Consulting with a lawyer who specializes in family law would give you the best chance of understanding the likelihood of success.
Yes or no in your opinion if it were you would you?
It's challenging to give a definitive yes or no answer as each case is unique. However, if it were me, I would consider reopening the case if there is substantial new evidence or a confession. Consulting with a specialized family lawyer would be crucial to assess the chances of success.
But will a jury admit? Or say it's judged just tell em if yourwere judge
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In Catalonia, reopening a paternity case with new evidence or a confession would likely require the judge to admit the new evidence and consider its impact. It is not a matter for a jury. As a judge, if the new evidence significantly alters the facts, I would consider reopening the case.
Would you like more information on how to proceed with reopening the case or appealing the judgment?
Ok, how about if a malpractice closed that paternity, would a resplnsbaility insurance pay for the future inherit rights? Legitina. The father is 75 years and a betworth of * million
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The situation you're describing is complex. If a malpractice occurred during the paternity case, it may be possible to claim against the responsible party's liability insurance. However, each case is unique and depends on specific circumstances. Consulting a specialized family lawyer would be essential.
Would you like more information on how to proceed with this type of claim?
So it's covered by resplnsbaility? Yes or no. So if no paternity the upcoming legítima would be paid? Let's say it's * million most likely in few years, would? If you were judge would you give that to the son?
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In Catalonia, if malpractice is proven in a paternity case, the responsible party's liability insurance might cover damages. However, whether the legítima (inheritance rights) would be paid depends on the case's specifics and the judge's decision. Consulting a specialized family lawyer is crucial for a better understanding.
How about a laweyer says to client has a major upgrade coberage, million for his case but the lawyer of insurance says he only has a minimum and doesn't seem to confirm a clear timing malpractice. Who is telling the truth
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In insurance disputes, the policy document is the definitive source of information regarding coverage limits. The courts can help clarify this if there's disagreement. Would you like assistance in contacting a legal expert to review the insurance policy details?
None of tehem give me the paper. I want to know who tells the truth and who would pay my * mlkiin legitima
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In your situation, determining who is telling the truth about the insurance coverage and whether you would be entitled to the legítima (inheritance rights) requires a review of the insurance policy documents and the details of the malpractice claim. A specialized lawyer in family law and insurance law can provide clarity on these issues.
Would you like more information on how to proceed with this type of claim?
I want your opinion. They don't give the policy. Who is most likely and how can I fer my money
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In your situation, it is difficult to definitively determine who is telling the truth without reviewing the insurance policy documents. However, here are some general points:
- Insurance Policy: The policy document is crucial to understand the actual coverage limits.
- Malpractice: If malpractice is proven, the responsible party's liability insurance might cover damages.
- Inheritance Rights: Whether the legítima (inheritance rights) would be paid depends on the specific circumstances and the judge's decision.
Consulting a specialized lawyer in family law and insurance law is essential for a clearer understanding and to determine the best course of action to claim your inheritance rights.
Tell me your opinion who gls the truth mst surely if you were. A judge and what do I fonif the laweyer don't have * million
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It sounds like you are dealing with a complex situation involving paternity, inheritance rights, and potential malpractice. Here are some general steps you can consider:
*. Review Insurance Policies: Obtain the insurance policy documents to verify coverage limits.
*. Consult a Specialist: Seek advice from a specialized family lawyer and insurance lawyer to understand your rights and options.
*. Legal Action: Consider legal action if malpractice is proven and there is a dispute about insurance coverage.
Would you like assistance in finding local lawyers who can help with your case?
Can you fuckukh reply my question who tells the truth hiootetically just tell em how
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It seems like you are dealing with a complex and potentially high-value case. However, it's challenging to give a definitive answer about who is telling the truth without reviewing the insurance policy documents and having more details on the malpractice claim.
To proceed, it would be best to consult with a specialized family lawyer and an insurance lawyer to review your specific case and provide tailored advice. Would you like assistance in finding local lawyers who can help with your case?