You can sue. Unclear what your damages are. Most competently drafted terms of service for such shops would have required you to agree it is not...

We aren't going to guess what "many years" means. The police aren't going to be a free taxpayer funded remedy to rectify your personal dispute. ...

We are attorneys, not psychiatrists, so we have no qualification to opine on whether anything the school did caused you to contemplate suicide. ...

I highly doubt it. But that's a question for a medical person, not an attorney.

Turn off the all caps please. You have not asked a question. If you think you know more than the attorney or don't trust the attorney you're...

There are instructional posts about collections on the court's self-help website.

Your money is probably long gone. Next time use a bank. You can always sue him.

Beyond the obvious verbiage in the title, who knows? You provided no context.

I doubt it's anything the police are going to do much about, but maybe. Give them a call and find out.

An attorney would need to review the warranty and related facts, and possibly a mechanic with good level of engine repair knowledge would need to...