Certainly the defense's first question will be how is it hard for you to "cope" without a second job that you lived without for every single day of...

The law does not control the details of every interaction with students. Generally, the school administration are free to talk to the students. ...

It's hard to follow what you're trying to ask. But to the extent you are asking whether they can tow a vehicle when the driver of the vehicle had...

A great question for South Dakota licensed antt instead of California licensed attorneys - since you're asking about South Dakota law.

No attorney could tell you that without knowing far more. Hire an attorney to review everything and advise you.

You can try, but it's unclear if you would be successful. Either way this would be a small claims court matter.

Yes, he can take you to court. If you can prove you never got the money due to no fault of your own, and that should be sufficient defense.

Practicing law is simply not that simple. Asking questions about general legal principles typically works on the site, but when you ask a specific...

You pay it off and secure a release of lien from the lienholder.

You could sue for breach of contract, but all of the emotional stuff you're not gonna be able to recover damages on.