Help him hire a lawyer. Write a letter for his parole hearing.

Are you 18 or older? If not, he is completely within his rights.

We have no idea. Call them and ask.

Make sure you present all of this information to your lawyer.

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Respectfully, this is like asking a mechanic to fix your car for free. You are not going to get a lot of volunteers.

Your contract will set out your remedies. Retain a local litigation attorney and have them review your contract and determine the next steps.

Of course you can sue. And a judge or jury will decide who is correct.

This is a Q&A forum. We can't "help" you as it relates to a case you are not even involved in. Perhaps your friend isn't telling you the entire...

Your offer was you don't pay, but you still get to keep the car. It doesn't work that way.

No one. SCOTUS is not a trial court......................