As with many legal issues, the answer is "it depends." It depends on what was said, and in what context.

The way you protect him is by keeping your legs closed, and not engaging in illegal sexual activity...........

Of course it's legal. There is no requirement she visit in person. If you are unhappy with her, your remedy is to hire someone else.

No. They are not required to show up and, even if they were, you have no damages to sue for. Move on.

This is a Q&A forum. You have not asked a...

This is a customer service issue, not a legal issue. You have not been slandered. There is nothing to sue for.

If she's ok, then there really is nothing to sue for. Confirm with local counsel.......................................................

This nothing to sue over, and I think most people would have laughed it off. You have no damages to sue for.

Can she be charged? She was charged. That is the answer to your question. She has a lawyer, that is with whom she needs to speak.

This is a Q&A forum. In spite of the ? you have not asked a question anyone can answer. There is no question.