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Generally it does not.
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You can do it. There is a very wide range of times it may take, you should file an I-824 Request for Action on an Approved Petition [i.e., the I-130] ASAP.
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It is not legal to stay past the date on the I-94.
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Sounds like illegal reentry after deportation, possibly for an aggravated felony. Sentence could even be as long as 20 years. Speak with a criminal defense lawyer, this is a criminal defense, not immigration matter.
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If the intent to begin with is not to pay your required wages, perhaps you can port to a new employer before it is too late.
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No. But do submit proof of their identify and immigration status.
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If you have actually provided everything he requested back in November and he has not filed, it is not at all normal, and you should request your papers back.
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J1 is the appropriate visa. You need to have a training program set up.
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If you have a joint sponsor for the affidavit of support, you seem to be eligible.
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A private dispute like this has no immigration consequences.
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