You don't appear to have been harmed in any way, which means there is nothing to sue for. You can ask for a refund.

How can he be charged? A stolen phone was found in his car. The cops apparently didn't believe his story. That is how.

You can tell him anything you want, but you signed a fee agreement that lays out his fee, and liens have to be paid before you are.

I can't imagine the cost of pursuing this would be worth it, given your minimal damages. We know nothing about this person's divorce.

Yes you can get in trouble. You are an adult. She is a child. If her parents say no, the answer is no. Hard stop.

is it wrong? IMO it is very wrong. Can you date? Ask his parents. That is who determines who he dates. But as a general rule, adults should not...

No you cannot sue. This is not a legal issue. Go to speak to the school and try to work it out but there is nothing to sue for.

This is a Q&A forum. You have not asked a question. If you are looking for a lawyer, you can use the Find a Lawyer tab above.

Ask for a meeting with your lawyer and have them go over the disbursement of funds. This is common in accident cases.

It really depends on what is in the contract. Federal or state law does not override the terms you agreed to.