you must be 18 to use this site. Until then, what you do is controlled by your parents who can take away your electronics.

If she is representing the driver and passenger, you might want to consider getting your own lawyer. These may not be lies, but mistakes. Either...

This is a customer service issue, not a legal issue. There is nothing to sue for as you suffered no harm or damages. Shop elsewhere.

Her parents decide who she dates. If they say no, run (don't walk) away. Yes, they can pursue criminal charges if you continue to contact her.

Ask her parents. That is who decides whether she "dates." At 13, there is no way in hell she should be dating...

This is not for lawyers to resolve. Talk it out with mom. You are still in her house. Her rules apply.

This is not a legal issue. The hospital told you their rules. It is up to you how you resolve the issue, but there is nothing a lawyer can do.

Probably. Check the school's policy on having phones in school. This is really not a legal issue, but a question of school policy.

We don't know the details of your case, so we can't say "how" they can do this. Make sure your lawyer knows where you live, and have proof of...

Yes, it will be possible to get a lawyer to review the contract. But any contract requires a "meeting of the minds." In other words, both parties...