Yes you can but first you should have a face to face meeting with your attorney to see if your differences can be worked out.

You say that there were no injuries so this would be a property damage claim only. If your vehicle was insured and they paid the claim then you...

No. Unless you required substantial medical attention your damages are limited to the price of the product.

You have no viable legal claims in my opinion.

It likely means they have made a decision. Await the written notice and go from there.

No. Unless there was significant medical attention required your damages are limited to price of the product.

That information may be available on the court website. Search for your husband's name.

Sorry but this is a simple Q&A site not a substitute for law school and trial advocacy.

Your freedom is not being infringed upon you just need to get a driver's license like everyone else. This sovereign citizen or "traveler" nonsense...

In my opinion you do not have any viable legal claims.