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Lack of proper lubrication causes an engine to seize.It is a condition that almost certainly existed before going to the shop. No way they take responsibility here.

If you park the car inside a garage or other locked structure it won't disappear easily. You could also remove the battery or otherwise disable it so it doesn't wander away. Make sure you have the VIN. If need be you could obtain a judgment in court and put a lien on the vehicle.

I think it was a direct jumper to the starter to bypass the ignition wiring to see if the starter would turn.

Why would you buy a car that is not fit for sale? Why not choose a different car? You are supposed to inspect the vehicle prior to purchase to discover these things. Unless you got a warranty with your purchase the repairs are not their responsibility. You bought the car as is. Why not buy...

Unless he is on parole or probation this won't happen without his consent.

You are going to have great difficulty proving Firestone is responsible. Your car was already having trouble and they aren't going to be responsible for not identifying the problem fast enough. The approach they took was standard and reasonable. You are going to have to prove they did something...

You definitely need more than legal assistance. I agree that you should seek counseling to help you understand these things that are taking place in your life.

Probably not. Certain serious/violent offenses qualify for a strike and these are not at that level.

I suggest you stick with your attorney to sort this out. There seems to be much you don't understand. You need the counsel of someone who is familiar with the relevant details of the case. Your lengthy post above is full of irrelevant information that did not help. Delaying the matter in court...

Possibly. Eventually. If your state is like mine he will have to clear background checks again to get them back. They won't just hand it all over. Something like this: Plus any relevant information about past abuse or threats. So what if the lawyer contacts you. Tell him no. Don't get...

You simply need to express what circumstances exist that cause you to feel threatened and that the fear is reasonable. Has there been any history of violence? History of threats? Have any threats been carried out? Was the threat communicated in some way that was especially traumatizing and...

Perhaps it is something that varies by location. Right of first refusal language is almost always in the orders I've been presented. Usually when it is not in there it is the short orders that simply state "visitation as agreed". Whatever the case, it is worth reviewing the order to see if it...

Usually the other parent has right of first refusal. If one parent can not care for the child, the other is consulted before arranging for the child to go with anyone else. This may be in your custody order already as it is common language. Yes, if a parent is not using the time they have been...

Agreed. This is not uncommon. Lab results will be available before trial. They have a lot more than just your sample to test... It takes time. If the results had come back negative you would have been dismissed already, or have had the charges amended to something else.

The other party will testify what he is she believes happened. Whether accurate or not, their truthful testimony based on perception would not necessarily be a fabrication. It would be up to the court to determine if there is enough evidence to justify proceeding. If it is your word against...

Possibly, yes, depending on the language of the laws in your state. There is a difference between assault and battery which is largely ignored as terms are usually blended together. What you describe COULD be an assault, and could also be brandishing. In front of witnesses you bright a weapon...

Nothing you wrote indicates anything improper.

If intent can be proven, yes. If someone gets a little spittle on them incidentally during a shouting match it is hardly a battery. It is the equivalent of bumping someone while walking a crowded mall or sidewalk.

You should expect to be fired as soon as your scheme is discovered.

You certainly could, but you would almost certainly regret it later.