First, it is never a good idea to withold rental payments. It is only in very specific situations and by following a strict process that this can...

Mr. Doland is correct. You can sue in civil court with a business attny in an attempt to recover your money and maybe during the suit you will...

CAN YOU? maybe, but I could certainly see alot of potential questions and issues that could come as a result. It might be hard to prove or get them...

As Mr. Cowan says, there is not enough info here to give you a response.

Mr. Rozmiarek is correct... you csn try to sue the guy but you will need to know exactly how much the vehicle has been damaged and be able to prove...

Go back in a get them to issue you a replacement license... there will be a fee.

If you cant resolve it with the vendor you may need an attny, however if in the end the only damages are the $500 deposit it might not be worth it...

Both of the responses of my peers offer courses of action that you could take to potentially address this.

I am not sure what the legal issue is here beyond a protective order being issued, but in general any attny licensed in TX can represent any client...

In general for an eviction case the named individual can have an "agent" apear and act on thier behalf, bearing in mind that they generally can not...