Not at 10. Most 10 year olds would rather go to the house where they can do what they want and not have to obey the rules. Courts do not like it...

As already stated when you asked this same question, her testimony is evidence, and can be all the proof required.

This sounds like a dental issue, not a legal issue. This is a Q&A forum. You have not asked a question.

No. They are using a known medical term to describe your medical condition. No different than saying you have any other illness.

Not successfully. The store doesn't appear to be at fault, and you don't appear to have any damages to sue for.

No. Posting what is already public record on the Internet is not something you can sue for............

As an at will employee you can be fired, or quit, for any (or no) reason as long as it does not constitute illegal discrimination. Nothing in your...

The testimony of a witness is "evidence" and can be sufficient proof in some cases. In many cases it is the only evidence. You need an attorney to...

They are well within their rights to require a certain form of payment. You can either comply with their request or continue to rack up fees

You cannot "press charges" against anyone. Only the prosecutor can do that. These are matters to discuss with your new attorney, in private.