Sounds like a scam to me. Call their bluff.

There is no law on that topic but a business can certainly make that their policy. After all, you wasted their valuable time.

I'm not sure you have any responsibilities for the fraudulent activities of your husband.

No of course not. Imagine the chaos if people could sue over a breakup.

Depends on the basis for the Motion. This is not a DIY project so I suggest you have a more detailed conversation with a local attorney.

Report the claim to your insurance company. That's why you have insurance.

I agree with the two prior answers. Report the claim to your insurance company.

You are fortunate that there were no injuries to you or others. At this point yours is really a consumer protection issue and the dealership...

Seems unlikely based upon your description of events. No harm no foul.

You were inconvenienced not injured in any way and thus have no claims.