I agree with the above response. And also, we are attorneys not auto repair experts so we cannot diagnose the issue.

Yes you can file whenever you want. As to whether you will win, which is the real question, a lot more information would be necessary. If you try...

Possibly. Just report it to the FTB and the IRS if you’re concerned.

They have no obligation to respond at all. If you are self-represented you typically will not be taken seriously.

The relevant information ended at “my dog bed someone”. Turn it over to your homeowners insurance or renters insurance.

You’re entitled to the fair market value of the car.

Sue who? What do you mean your “record”? DMV? The court system? Discuss privately with a criminal defense attorney.

Okay. But this is a question and answer forum. You just told a story. In any event talk to an employment attorney if you are interested in...

Probably both of you. But no one can say with such limited information, and even then reasonable people may differ.

No viable case here. You were trespassing the moment you refused instruction, you aren’t entitled to people’s name and license info just because...