You can retain an attorney to move to quash the subpoena.

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I assume your PD filed a motion to lower the bail. I see no grounds for a lawsuit.

No court is required to send you a reminder of your court date.

Not sure what you are asking. If she has put it in writing that you can dispose of her stuff after X date, then you can.

Candidly, you are not going to sue a multi-billion corporation with thousands of lawyers over this. It would not be anywhere near economically...

Legally, you are not required to get parental consent. But you live in their home, and must abide by their rules. So, for example, if they ground...

Unlikely. And your BF is likely going to be charged with rape.

If the age of consent is 16, you are committing a felony.

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