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If they correct everything, then they don't owe you anything else. You might get a free oil change or something for your inconvenience, if you ask for it, but they don't owe you for "putting you under severe risk" since nothing did happen. Personally I think severe risk is a stretch. We all face...

The law really doesn't care who cheated on who or how many times. The only thing you can "do about it" is get a divorce.

If you get another letter don't even open it.

Without evidence of insurance, your insurance company did the right thing by initiating a claim and getting the ball rolling. If they later find evidence of insurance they will make a claim to recoup what they have paid out. If your son cannot rent a car because he is 18, it wouldn't matter...

If it will not be sold then there are no realtor fees. Repair costs should not be considered because the appraisal was as is. Brother is trying to skim a few extra dollars for himself. If it's only a few dollars then it may not be worth fighting over.

Without knowing what you did "standards of behavior" is pretty vague. You can always ask them to produce the company handbook that outlines these standards of behavior. UI is usually pretty employee friendly vs employer unless they specifically told you what standards of behavior they expected...

It usually takes a really long time for an adoption to go through. There has to be more to the story. Get a lawyer ASAP.

You may just have to be the squeaky wheel and keep asking for someone higher up.

If you signed up for insurance and somehow it didn't get recorded, they should be able to fix it and get the coverage and it will be backdated. It happens.

Say things like " Hey I'm sorry about the misunderstanding."

So what does your lawyer say.

The teen can always celebrate his birthday with friends on a different day. Not worth fighting over.

I'm not sure but I believe it us up to the school district. You can call the school and ask them.

Your parent(s) are responsible for making sure you go to school. Mom would be held accountable.

Google truancy laws for your state.

Hey, I have a friend who lives there. Well I guess sometimes she's a little whacko.

If you do it yourself try to keep it simple.

It is really up to them whether or not they will allow you to break the lease and under what terms. It happens all the time that circumstances change and suddenly people cant afford the rent. If that were a valid reason to break a lease there would be no point in having a lease to begin with...

I am a notary in Tx. Before I notarize I have to ask the person to "swear" to me that a) they signed of their own free will and b) they have read and understand what they signed. I believe that would be considered "duly sworn".

If this is his first violation you might want to just let it go. The child of 17 certainly could have let you know about the trip. The child was back on Thursday evening. I seriously doubt that it wrecked your week. Let him know that you will report future violations.