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Provide the lender with your new account information.

It sounds like he disagrees and since it is his son, I think your only remedy is divorce. No court is going to intervene at this stage.

It doesn't sound like they have breached the contract, so I don't see how you would be successful.

IMO you have no damages to sue for. Nothing for a court to award you.

This is why you always get a car inspected before you buy it. Take all of the paperwork to a local consumer law attorney and assess your chances.

The officer responded to a complaint, investigated and did not pursue further. That is what they are supposed to do.

This is not a legal question, but a question of your school's policies.

Is if possible to get a court appointed attorney for visitation rights because I am unable to afford an attorney? Court-appointed attorneys are...

You can file suit in Small Claims Court.