Can they? Well, they did. So the obvious answer is yes. If there is an issue with the ID, the teen's lawyer will address in court.

It depends on numerous factors, and your lawyer is the best person to ask

Take all your paperwork to a local family law attorney for a consult.

This is a legal Q&A forum. You have not asked a question.

Someone honked at you? Big deal. Not a legal issue.

Well, it depends. If they said you were wearing brown shoes when they were actually black, that's a lie. But you have nothing to sue for. If they...

You have absolutely no chance of winning this lawsuit. Period.

The issue on appeal is whether the ALJ erred by not accepting your documents. You really need to retain counsel.

Can I sue dcf and paternal grandmother in my attorney? Not sure what "in my attorney" means, but you can't sue because you lost in court.

Why are you telling this to lawyers?