I'm not sure I completely understand the scenario but the insurance for an at fault party should pay for the damages caused by their insured.

This sounds like a good case for small claims court. I suggest you file your case there and good luck.

I recommend talking to a local attorney and contacting your district attorneys office. The quickest way to get compensated for the damages done to...

I agree with my colleagues above. I recommend you let your insurance handle it and also talk to the victim advocate assigned to your case.

It is very important you communicate your concerns to your attorney and discuss the case with them.

I suggest requesting a meeting with your attorney so that they can explain what happened and the status of your case.

If you don't give your insurance information to them there only recourse will be to initiate a lawsuit against you and then they will get your...

Very unlikely that you can proceed against the city, both for the statute of limitations problems mentioned above but also for your underlying claim.

Yes, you have the ability to stop the fraudulent transfer, and I highly recommend you talking to a local attorney to help you through the process.

I recommend you talk to a local personal injury attorney but as suggested above it sounds like a judgment won't really help you.