Respectfully, only your lawyer can, or should, answer that.

you can use the Find a Lawyer tab above.

You have not asked a question. It depends on numerous facts not present here.

A bra is a lot cheaper than a lawyer..................

If you are not represented by counsel, you need to be. That is the bottom line.

Every case is different. In some cases it could be 24/7 if mom isn't around.

Yes they can............................................................

You have to support your child. The time to avoid that was before you had sex.

You cannot sue the prosecutor under these facts. Speak to your son's lawyer about your son's remedies.

Whether that constitutes "child endangerment" will be up to a court. But I doubt it. Speak to your attorney. If you don't have one, get one.