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No you cannot sue a government agency until you have "exhausted your administrative remedies" and after that you have the hurdle of sovereign...

If you have actual knowledge of a court proceeding, ignoring it and depending on defective service of the papers as a defense is very risky...

Your posting is very unclear but, there is no government agency or entity that would supervise such conduct.

Under the principle of "freedom of contract", yes. The circumstances or rationale for doing so are completely unclear.

Under no circumstances send $1. Take this threat to the police, today, Saturday, not Monday, not "when you get around to it". This is the crime of...

Nothing involving what bank or what state your funds are in would make them judgment proof.

The first step of the analysis is to distinguish between ownership and employment. Additional steps involve analyzing if any "business torts" have...

The answer would vary from judge to judge and what you are asking for is complete speculation. It's not only the LA central courthouse; almost...

You can, but it will appear more professional if you substitute, "Plaintiff" for "I".