Civil Actions

My wife's minor child may be convicted of assault (charged with felony).We know the accused plans on taking her to civil court and sue for a million dollars in damages. Should she quit claim our house to me and remove her name from the deeds plus another investment lot we own together in order to shift assets?

I put up property apperance bond with a bail bonding company and it was explained to me if the person did not appear a lein would be placed on my property. I was told the person failed to appear. The bonding company told me unless I could come up with 35,000.00 dollars they were going to take my property. They said the kind of bond I signed was a deed to secure debit with power to sale they could take the property without going to court. Be aware that the deed is in mine an my wife's name. they did the bond without her allowing them to do so. She did not sign anything. Is this still a legal bond, if it is how can I stop this forclosure? What would my options be; bankruptcy, quitclaim, or other means? I have a mortgage of 41,000.00 and the property value is 130,000.00. They said they could buy the mortgage and resale it to get their money. I dont know what the time limit is in this situation, its been about 4 weeks now. What kind of attorney [field of law] should I contact?

What would be the course of action for a written reprimand given to an employee that contained untrue statements, slander, defamation of character and threatening gestures (pointing of finger in face)?

If a home owner does not have home owners insurance on their home, what is my responsibility toward that owner if I cause accidential damage to that home?

My daughter is receiving a $225K settlement, $150K first payment + $75K to come later, from the accidental death of her 6-month old daughter under the care of the babysitter. The payment is coming from the insurance company of the babysitter. I was appointed by the court as the administrator and so I opened a estate account under the daughter's name. But then I was told by our lawyer that the money is going to the lawyer's trust account and they will pay the creditors (about $60K + his fees) before remitting us the rest of the money. Is it still advisable to have the rest of the money deposited into the estate account? Do I need to apply for a probate to disburse the money to our daughter, who is the sole beneficiary? She doesn't want the money to go directly to her because she doesn't handle finances well. The death occured in Nevada as that is where they used to live, but our daughter now lives in Colorado. And although we are currently living outside of the US, our state of residence is Colorado. I just received an email from the lawyer's legal assistant that she is sending us the check so my daughter and I can sign it, then mailed back to them before they can cut us a check. Is this standard procedure- depositing the money in the lawyer's trust account and them paying the bills? At first I was told they will prepare an affidavit for me to sign so they can pay for the medical bills. Is this also standard procedure? Can I pay the creditors myself? I only deal with them through email after the first two initial contacts. Please advise.