"Pretty sure" your student loans are "discharged" means you don't have the full story on your loans. A "discharge" is for a bankruptcy, and you...

$1,500 isn't 1/10 of $6,430, and yes, what you describe is standard. Most financed cars are upside down immediately after they are driven off the...

No. It is not malpractice for a dentist to misread and/or misinterpret an insurance policy.

You are almost guaranteed to be denied unless you get a subpoena. Even that will likely be denied.

Yes. The series of events could be evidence that the unlicensed driver is telling a tall tale about how he wasn't driving.

Yes, they can do that. To have a colorable claim, you'd need actual injury and demonstrate they showed deliberate indifference to your injury. ...

It is unlikely, but not impossible.

Because the DHS can rely on that type of evidence.

Most likely not. The mother also could have established paternity; that obligation doesn't fall solely on the father.

I'd suggest you do some research. Your question is far too broad for this simple question/answer forum.