I am not sure what you are trying to ask.............

Your PO is in charge, not you. So here is what I foresee: Your PO moves to violate you over your "Silent protest." Then you go to court, where a...

If I understand correctly you are asking if they can use the prior Article 15's as part of your separation board, and the answer is yes. You really...

A very difficult situation. Not illegal, and whether it is neglectful is probably depending on facts we don't have.

It is in her name, it is in her car, your "agreement" to the contrary.

IMO your lawsuit and bar complaint will go nowhere. It was your responsibility to check the court calendar, as much as it was their responsibility...

As noted, yes you can sue, but your recovery is limited to the market value of a Chihuahua, which isn't much and likely not worth pursuing IMO.

Absent a local ordinance to the contrary, he can evict you if you break your lease, which you would be doing.

IMO you are responsible for the car, not the rental car company.

Yes you can get in trouble for violating your probation..............