A lawsuit with this limited harm may not be viable. Consult with attorneys who sue schools.

The best way to determine if your case is viable is to consult with experienced malpractice attorneys in the state where this occurred.

While the statute of limitations in California for malpractice is 1 year from discovery but no more than 3 years from the malpractice, there are...

It may not be a case, but, to confirm, consult with experienced malpractice attorneys in the state where this occurred.

Yes. You can send a demand letter and then sue.

If they agreed in writing to the lower amount they must accept that amount.

No. If any levy occurs, look into a Claim of Exemption form.

If the sue you can provide your defense.

If you will never have collectible income, such as disability, you may never have to pay. Many cities or counties have legal aid or other...

If you did not resolve the matter when you turned in the vehicle, and if they sued and obtained a judgment, they can garnish wages.