It is legal because an obstructed mirror is grounds to pull you...

No it isn't, but what is your remedy? You can file a complaint. Maybe get some free car washes out of it.

What does your receipt say? You can sue in small claims court. A judge will decide whether you knew you were buying used tires.

This is a Q&A forum. You have not asked a question. Your terms of service with Venmo govern. Unfortunately, you are stuck with their dispute...

Nothing in your post indicates legal grounds to sue the government. I agree with the previous answer. This is a medical issue, not a legal issue.

This is a customer service issue, not a legal issue. Bring it up to Walmart management.........................................

Your case will not be in Federal Court, as they have no jurisdiction in family law matters. You need to retain a local family law attorney.

I don't know what you mean by Territorial Jurisdiction. There is no such term. There are numerous exceptions to the warrant requirement.

Can I sue? is never the relevant question. The question is if you sue a multi-billion dollar corporation with a ton of assets and lawyers, will you...

They are grieving the loss of their daughter. You don't mention whether you have a court order for visitation. If you don't, you need to get one.