Legal Question in Personal Injury in Georgia

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You should consult with an experienced wrongful death attorney right away to ensure that all applicable time limits are complied with.

I am very sorry to learn about the loss.

There are a number of possible avenues of recovery, some including: (1) contacting Georgia Crime Victims Compensation Program and filing a claim (you can google it and make the claim yourself); (2) making a recovery against any insurance that your daughter/the children's mother may have had, including (i) the underinsurance motorist coverage and (ii) any homeowners coverage; (iii) life insurance via work or privately held; (3) making claims against the, as of now, unknown driver; (4) making claims against the city, county, state, if possible; (5) others (which are as of now, unknown).

Some of these you can do on your own, other steps will likely require an experienced attorney. Given that you might have a UM claim, I would suggest filing a "John Doe" lawsuit, which would allow you to issue subpoenas and take depositions to investigate the other possible claims.

I have written a book on wrongful death actions, titled Fighting Back, and for you, we will send it free of charge. Please contact my office and request a copy.

Again, I am sorry for your loss.

Roger Krause, Esq.

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