Do nothing unless instructed to do so by your lawyer.

He would have to prove that these were loans rather than gifts and, without a promissory note or the like, that would be difficult in my opinion.

Based upon the limited information supplied I would say you have no claims because you have no damages.

This is exactly why you have - or should have - auto insurance. Turn the claim over to them ASAP.

Your question is unclear. Are you asking if someone with a speeding ticket on their record may purchase a car? If so then the answer is yes.

Your remedy is to file a claim with your insurance company.

Selling an asset is not income earned for work performed and thus will not impact your SSDI benefit. However, please know that once you are on...

Police reports are not admissible in court but they can be persuasive in the negotiation process.

If you required medical attention then perhaps. Reach out to a local personal injury lawyer for a detailed conversation.

I agree with Mr. Hoffman. Further, the amount at issue for two tires is unlikely to be enough to warrant any legal action.