The law doesn't allow ten year olds to make parental decisions. That's why she has parents.

That is up to John's attorney, after discussions with John.

It really depends on so many factors. Get a consult with a local probate attorney to investigate.

We can't predict how a judge is going to rule on a case we know nothing about.

Unless this medication caused your child significant harm, there is nothing to sue for IMO.

Such a stop is completely legal....................................

If there is no reason, he won't. But, I suspect he thinks he has a reason.

Lawsuits are expensive and time consuming. Yes, you "can" sue. But before you plunk down the money to do so bring all the documents to a local...

Is it illegal to not hire me because my girlfriend works at the place I’m trying to work at? Perfectly legal.

They can always amend the charges. That is the least of your worries. Lawyer up and quit posting on the Internet.