Can sue my ex girlfriend for throwing away my class ring without warning or permission?

Depends on what you mean by "give" her your class ring. If the intention was for her to keep - then you have no chance because a gift becomes her...

I made a loan Jan 2007 to a friend. Is it too late to collect?

The statute of limitations applies to whenever the default occurred. A written contract in CT I believe carries a 6 year statute. If the default...

If I take my car to a garage for a diagnosis, and during that diagnosis something else stops working, is the garage responsible?

They would only be responsible if they broke it. But that's a tough thing to prove. You're stuck with paying for the repairs. But you have the...

You have been charged with a crime. Some traffic violations require mandatory appearances at court. You will be tried when you show up at court....

I was told by police that even though I'm on several different meds for bipolar and ADHD that it will not effect my lie detect

You shouldn't be speaking with the police unless you have an attorney present. It's just not a good idea whether you did anything wrong or not....

Do I need a civil or injury lawyer???

Personal injury lawyer should do. If you can find one that does criminal defense as well - even better.

Will an assualt on a female charge be dropped if the victim does not show up?

You have the right to confront the witnesses against you. In the event the victim does not show up, the prosecutor may elect to dismiss the charges...

Yes. However, police reports are generally considered hearsay unless the officer witnessed what he wrote. A defense attorney would need to examine...

Regarding the pleading the 5th amendment ....Can the Congress give the witness immunity and force her to answer the questions?

She could be offered immunity from any type of prosecution in return for her testimony. In the earlier stages of her testimony it's probably a wise...

What is worse: Pay $5,000 to a debt collector or to have a debt collection for $20,000 in the credit for 7 years?

Are you the creditor or the debtor? You're question is vague. Judgments can last up to 12 years in some jurisdictions and can be renewed. If you...