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I assume you read the contract before you signed it. Anyway, it seems you now have a copy. What kind of "options" are you looking for - don't really see any.

If you want to spend the money, you might talk to a traffic law attorney. They generally can get you the best outcome possible.

Agree with the other responders. I don't see any way you can keep him out of jail. (even if you could get married, it wouldn't keep him out of jail) The only thing that might keep him out of jail is if he got a DNA test & he wasn't the Father. However; if it can be proven he had sex with...

There is no way for us to know if they will take your baby. It depends on what information they have/the circumstances.

It's always best for everyone involved if things came be worked out without going to court.

She can take you to court but whether she will win or not we can't say. We don't have any details re the circumstances. At this time, since there is no court order, it's up to you whether to allow her to see your son. Don't know why you object to letting her see him.

You need to talk to your parents. It's best that you/your parents pay the civil demand. There can be consequences if you don't.

It is best that you do note that you are acting as the agent of (for) spouse when signing to avoid accusations that you signed on your own behalf & not your spouses. However, that doesn't mean that a medical provider might not try getting payment from you. It helps protect you though. The...

Sorry but based on what you posted, I don't see anything illegal done by your employer. If you are fired, file for unemployment ins. (the state will decide if you qualify) & look for other employment.

When you go to court, plead not guilty & request a public defender. You can discuss your options with the PD. It's generally to your advantage to pay the civil demand.

If you would have taken it to a reputable car repair shop, you probably wouldn't have had to pay anything until the work was done. I never pay for any car repairs/parts until the job is completed & I go to pick up the car.

Yep - I agree with that.

However, the US DOL claim & small claims court are generally the 2 choices given in Fl. to resolve wage claims if nothing else works. The employee can sue for fees paid & generally gets them back if he/she prevails.

I agree with Elle - what leslie82 said. (not sure why army judge deleted leslie's post & considered it spam)

Besides making a claim with the US DOL (wage & hour division), there is small claims court as another option (though you have now moved). Either one should be a last resort - they take time. They aren't allowed to hold your paycheck forever for work that you performed - do as adjusterjack...

It doesn't matter that he made the down payment - if your name is the only one on the title, you do not have to give him the car. If he makes threats to take it, tell him you will call the police if he follows through.

Good luck with that! (not anything I would try)

Yes plus it is always best not to cause any problems with your neighbors or landlord.

Did he not notice it wasn't taken out of his account last month?

Don't expect to win the lottery by suing. As asked, did you report the accident to the store/let them know you wanted to make a claim? Be sure to keep all medical bills.