Most likely. Leases like this generally have signers joint and severably liable for the agreement.... this means the landlord can seek recovery for...

Use it to support your claim in the suit? ............................................................

Soneone can do almost whatever they want, but unless you have been damaged in some way it doesnt matter to you in any legal sense.

You have not indicated anthing (without court intervention) that would allow you to lien on the tenants car for a claimed debt.

The answer to this would be specific to your chuch and thier organizational set up, but it seems likely that while the organization may take steps...

I am unfamiliar with this site, but would recommend reviewing your agreement to see what the process is. Many of these sites are "offshore" making...

You are likely entitled to 50% of the marital estate/assets, a,similar portion of any future retirement assets accumulated during marraige, as well...

Maybe... go see an attny and have them review all the details of the case to see what they think....

Sure you can sue and maybe win if you can prove you owned the phone and he destroyed it... the filing will cost you about $160.

You dont retract... ypu go back and ask the court for a change/modification and explain to them why it is nessesary.