If I understand your post correctly, you agreed to the terms, including that the property was used. I am not sure what you think you can sue for.

Sue for what? For showing you breaking the rules? I doubt it. Others may disagree.

The lawyer made a recommendation. You don't have to agree or follow that recommendation. You are reading too much into it IMO.

A lawyer needs to thoroughly review the HOA agreement, and local zoning ordinances.

If the title is in your name, you can sell it. But think about the long term damage to your relationship with your parents.

If you qualify for a pro bono attorney, you can request one. But if not, you can dismiss your current lawyer and hire a new one.

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Why not just call the cops and see if they can recover the bike?

You are entitled to a refund. But that is all.

I don't think there is any such thing as wrongful termination from day care. They are a private business. They can choose their customers.

How he can be charged is irrelevant. He was charged. He will now get his day in court.