That’s not the subpoena part, that’s a proof of service, which would not yet be filled out.

No . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .

OK. So give him the money back. Your requirement to smog the vehicle is spelled out thousands of times in responses to this same issue. All...

"Should" is a personal decision determined by the nature of the events (of which you provided no facts) and your willingness to invest time and money.

Maybe I am missing something from your post, but it appears you will have to come up with the money to pay for it, regardless of how hard that is...

In general litigation there is no such thing as a "discovery report". So, do an entirely new post where you describe exactly what it is you are...

They are alleging they were not grossly negligent and thus are not liable. Just file in small claims court. Hopefully you have evidence you had...

Of course you can sue the person who pulled a gun on you. As to anyone else being responsible, you have not given any reason why anyone else would...

An attorney cannot meaningfully opine on such a vague set of facts. And a contract is in play which we have not read. Hire an attorney to review...

There isn’t one. The public policy is to have ownership status of property be public. You’re incorrect that trust beneficiary information is public.