As counsel stated the maximum 5 percent for late charge. Most leases state you are responsible for reasonable attorney's fees. So if they had to...

I agree with counsel. It is unclear if you are the tenant or the landlord. Who is the non paying person to you?

Theoretically yes. But it is a low level crime so if you have no record etc then jail is unlikely.

You can hire a lawyer to file a peace order for no contact

For an attorney to estimate jail time without more information would be a total guess. It depends if the state is aware of the prior, depends what...

You could be charged and be found guilty of a felony. Bad idea unless you are working for an authorized group or government organization.

I agree with counsel... it depends what the lease states.

Keep complaining to the landlord. Or complain to landlord and tenant affairs.

It really depends on the extent of the mold. This is a very common complaint. 2 days will not rock any Judge's conscience. Continue to request...

You can still be compensated if the accident was caused by the other drive. Contact a lawyer immediately.