Ms. Orrell has provided an extremely thorough answer and I agree completely. You should mark her response as the "best answer."

Obtain the appropriate medical care and then have a detailed conversation with a local personal injury lawyer. These cases depend very heavily on...

I agree with Mr. Armstrong. Contact your credit card company and dispute the charges.

I agree with Mr. Brennan and will add that many dealers are having trouble getting the necessary parts for a whole host of issues.

You should immediately reach out to a local personal injury attorney and allow them to investigate and pursue this case.

You cannot avoid responsibility based on a typo.

Have the vehicle repaired elsewhere. Then determine if it is worth your time / trouble to sue Walmart for that amount.

No. You must answer truthfully. Full stop.

Your question is unclear. Someone who gets SSI cannot convert it to SSDI except for the very limited circumstance of an individual who is disabled...

I agree with the prior answer. As soon as you turn 18 you are free to go where you please.