Have you been affected by the death of a child caused by an accident? Learn about bringing a claim forward if a child dies here, then call us.
As an experienced Buffalo Accident Lawyer, I speak to people who have been effected by an injury that takes a child’s life. As in any death case, the deceased person’s estate is permitted to bring a claim on behalf of the individual – regardless of whether that individual is a child or an adult. In the case of a child, an estate must be set up because as infants, they are not likely to have a will. There’s no need for it. Once an administrator or administratrix is established for the deceased child’s estate – usually one of the parents – that parent is permitted to bring the claim.
Have you been affected by the death of a child caused by an accident? Learn about bringing a claim forward if a child dies here, contact experienced Buffalo Accident Lawyer Robert Maranto to fight for what’s right. Schedule your first free confidential consultation and legal case evaluation with us as soon as possible. We are here to help!
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