You would need to sue for a writ of possession, or whatever the equivalent is in the state of Florida. You should direct your legal issues to...

As a general legal principle, yes you can.

I’m not sure what you are really asking? Are you asking if they are legally required to do it? Of course not. Are you asking whether you can ask...

Making the shelter liable is an uphill battle. In any event you sue to recover damages. Since you have no medical treatment, and thus no physician...

You need to file a claim with your own insurance company and let them worry about dealing with the other side to get reimbursed. Or you will need...

Yes. You have to sue where he lives unless you provided for a different venue in your contract.

An attorney would have to review what your insurance contract says. In addition if you have an auto loan on the vehicle you likely already gave...

If I scrape all the miscellaneous junk away, I understand your post to be that you bought a car with financing. The dealer couldn’t find a lender...

No attorney, because no one has ever paid an attorney to sue over the cost of a meal. Get a refund.

File a claim with your own insurance and let them deal with trying to go after the neighbors.