The decision of what type of motion to file is up to the lawyer. That's why you hired them. Perhaps the court only granted oral motions. Perhaps...

This is not a legal issue. The potential buyer did not want to do business with you. That is their right.

IMO you have no grounds to sue. You were ultimately responsible for finding out if they were in network.

This is a Q&A forum. You have not asked a question. AVVO requires me to write more characters, so here they are.

This is a Q&A forum, not a place to find a lawyer. You can use the Find a Lawyer tab above. Best of luck.

The NC itself is the letter telling you that it has expired. You don't need anything else..................

It was up to your husband to read the document before he signed it and, if he didn't understand it, to seek clarification.

This sounds like Sovereign Citizen mullarky that has been tried in numerous courtrooms and never won. You must register your car. Black's Law...

Nothing in your post indicates anything more than the store adhering to their return policies. IMO you have no grounds for a lawsuit.

you bring it back to Walgreens, and notify them of the mistake. If you want, you can escalate it to corporate headquarters.