You can likely only sue for actual damages, if Texas law is like California law. But ask attorneys licensed in Texas. Not California attorneys.

For what? Sue for what? I don’t understand what you’re actually asking. You don’t sue someone to whom you owe money, it’s the other way around.

His defense attorney has a copy. Or you can go to the courthouse.

Not based on the bare facts provided.

Many of us handle both plaintiff and defense cases but soliciting or referring business is not allowed in the Q&A forum. You have to reach out...

Yes you can “ask”. But that’s all you can do.

You will become responsible for paying them. I suggest you have your friend first get a current print out from the DMV of all costs and fees to...

There is no legal concept providing contract cancellations for buyer's remorse. No attorney can otherwise opine on a contract not read along with...

So, you say you were not driving without a license?

"without reason . . ." but then you list the given reason. You have no basis for suggesting it is a class action as your fact pattern cited zero...