Not sufficient grounds to warrant any legal action in my opinion.

As a general rule a business is not responsible for the criminal acts of others. Your remedy is to file a claim with your own insurer.

Writing the court a letter is pointless. The only viable solution is to retain a local criminal defense attorney who will seek to "quash" the...

Difficult case in my opinion. Setting aside the concept of "governmental immunity" which would prevent any such claims, I am not seeing any...

Your remedy is to file a claim with your own insurance company. They will pay and then they get to decide what to do about getting reimbursed.

That is a question best, and perhaps only, asked of your criminal defense attorney.

There is no social security regulation of which I am aware that would allow your ex to force you to give him more of your son's payment. So long...

If she is receiving either SSDI or SS retirement there are no rules regarding what she can do with her money.

I tell people to never co-sign for anything. For anyone. Ever.

I do not see a question here legal or otherwise.