You are legally an adult. "Hit" can mean many things, from trivial to violent. Don't dream of suing your parents or calling the police. Move out...

A power of attorney expires when the person granting the power dies. That "attorney in fact" has no further power or rights. None.

The court won't refuse for two reasons: the judge is most unlikely to speak Polish, and if the judge did, the judge is more than familiar with that...

A business not need a reason for refusing service, so long as the refusal is not based on belong to a "protected class" (like race, religion,...

Yes it does. Section 17201 provides: "As used in this chapter, the term person shall mean and include natural persons, corporations, firms,...

Without having seen the emails, it appears to be a violation of the Fair Debt Collection Practices Act, and any Idaho statute on the same subject.

You are looking for customized advice that affects you (and that you can rely on) and no one else on Avvo. That is not what Avvo is for. No lawyer...

You and your son go to the police and file a police report. After that, it is out of your hands. Only the DA press charges after a police...

When he tries to introduce in evidence, if there is an evidentiary objection, the judge will not allow it. Technically it is "illegal" anyway, but...

No, there are only civil claims not criminal claims from what you describe.