Yes at least talk to an attorney to discuss your options. This is a very high speed.

Counsel is correct. Statute of limitations would only apply if something wasn't charged. Hire an attorney and they can discuss your options

Yes definitely. You should call an attorney right away.

Warrant of restitution- then a Judge will sign (no more hearings). Then that will get kicked to Sheriff's office to do the eviction.

As counsel stated, you should consult counsel offline to have them reach out to the detective. Do not wait.

Counsel is correct. That designation only relates to the court. You can always call the agent if you are confused.

The pronation agent cannot force the officers to serve the warrant. He should engage counsel to either file a moitn to quash the warrant OR set...

Unless he is charged with a crime or investigated then I would agree with counsel. Contact a therapist or psychologist.

It is definitely possible it depends on his record, facts of the case, etc. You should sit down with an attorney to discuss your side of the case....

This is a two point ticket. you should request a trial. An attorney could handle this easily for you.