You are basically asking us how a judge is going to rule, which none of us knows.

Sue her for what? Damage to your career? No. Child support? Yes. Go to the local child support enforcement office.

No. This is likely a mental health issue. Best of luck.

Bad customer service is not grounds for a lawsuit.

The only reasonable solution here is to take all the documents to a local attorney who can review them and advise on the best way forward.

The "how" to sue someone is to bring all the info to a lawyer and pay their fees and hire them. But to be realistic, you have no damages and no...

Sounds like a medical issue. Best of luck............

Mr. Rafter is correct, as always. Likely no grounds for a lawsuit but you can speak to some employment lawyers in your state.

You bought the car as is, signed papers you apparently didn't read, and did not get the car inspected before buying it. I don't see a lawsuit going...

No attorney can assess the viability of a case based on a few sentences on line. If we could, law school would take 3 weeks, not 3 years.