Yes he will get in trouble if he violates the court order and yes they are listening.

Unfortunately parents who it is not "their" weekend frequently try to speak to the kid the entire weekend. As a general rule on the court order...

I am an attorney. I recently needed a quit claim deed. I hired a lawyer. I wouldn't dare try it on my own.

Every state is different. The only way to know for certain is for her to apply and see what happens.

You have committed a serious crime. Expect a visit from the cops. Speak to your parents.

We don't know anything about your case so you need to ask your lawyer for an accounting.

Can you sue him? yes. Will you win? Highly unlikely. He will have an army of well paid lawyers who will bury you in paperwork. Medical malpractice...

He is an adult. You are not. He is at great risk of prison regardless of what your parents say.

This is a general Q&A site. If your question is whether the DA can do this they have wide discretion in whether to prosecute.

When the police find drugs they frequently charge everyone in the car. Up to the court to sort it out.