Whether you can successfully sue depends on many factors. Did you buy it as is? Was there a warranty? Take all of your paperwork to a local...

If this "person" is someone you have only met on line, it has all the earmarks of a very classic scam. Do not send them any money.

You do not indicate what type of a discharge you received. You should contact a military law attorney and have them review your case and advise you.

Could i sue my physicians if they dont write my a letter for jury duty for them just wanting to protect themselves from court? No

This is a Q&A forum. You have not asked a question. Nothing you wrote is grounds for a lawsuit IMO...........

While I am sure this was extremely stressful, you have no idea why the surgery was delayed, and whether it was the surgeon's fault in any way.

Respectfully, this is akin to asking "I just took my car's engine apart, and I don't know how to put it back together. Any advice?" This is no...

This is not a DIY project. There are a lot of moving parts. On its face, this appears to be a legal stop, but more information needs to be gathered.

Why would it not be legal? It is their job, and they can set requirements for it. He can comply or quit/be terminated.

Not a chance. This is why unmarried people should never be on a mortgage together......................