I suspect the dealer did not have clear title when it sold the car. A call to the AG's consumer protection division would be a very cost-effective...

If the office refuses to acknowledge its error in allocation, sue in small claims court.

This is not an animal law issue - moving to landlord/tenant.

Not your issue - period. In the unlikely event your friend receives a summons, she can deal with the issue at that time.

You can see if the ADA will file a complaint for check fraud, and sue for the bounced check and the fees.

IF the people who lost/discarded him want him back, you have a claim to recover your costs for the care of their dog.

If he has not performed the contract, sue him under it.

Yes, you should file. You may also be eligible for punitive damages. Does your local court have a lawyer of the day?

You can sue in small claims; collecting a judgment is always an issue. What you really need is a new, responsible roommate.

"me and my husband have some disagreements since long time and we decided to get separated." Stop wasting time and retain a divorce attorney,...