Retain counsel versed in landlord/tenant or animal law to review your facts and deal with the landlord.

Get the vet records and all other relevant documents and total them up. Send a demand letter, with a copy of the documents, to the irresponsible...

Do as he challenged you - sue him. IF you have a written contract and a record of payments, you have a solid basis for a lawsuit.

Moving to landlord/tenant, which is more appropriate. Conditions not on the executed lease cannot be unilaterally added later. Further, some...

As we have no idea what the "incident" was, we have no idea whether it falls under your policy.

Your attorney should be explaining all this to you.

Who has the title? If you were foolish enough to tender title w/o full payment, you have to sue him. I hope you at least have a written contract.

If your aunt is a co-owner, you cannot sell the car unilaterally.

If they are doing a "wellness check," they almost certainly received a complaint. If they are tenacious, they will get a warrant.

The statute of limitations is tolled while the defendant is "in the wind."