Possibly case against parents whose homeowners insurance may cover.

If in your yard, no; their yard, yes.

It is important you consult with experienced attorneys due to the possibility of long-term consequences.

If the malpractice caused additional harm from the delay in treatment, it may be a case.

Notwithstanding a question if there is adequate harm to warrant the time an expense of a medical malpractice case, consult with experienced...

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Consult with and hire another attorney before firing your current attorney.

Consult with experienced defective product attorneys.

You would be responsible for the full amount due on the loan. If you had insurance they will cover this and the gap between value and about owed...

Get an attorney who can immediately begin the gathering if needed evidence.

If you had insurance, they will handle the claim. If not, bankruptcy might be the best option.