If you don't show up for work, you can be fired. Yes.

You would be wise to retain an attorney who has experience litigating these kinds of cases.

Yes. They can do that. You didn't ask a question. But now that you are involved, you'll want to retain a criminal defense attorney.

No. She is on the lease and responsible for rent just as boyfriend is responsible. The landlord is not a party to their domestic squabbles.

It's legally her car. Title determines ownership, not all the "who paid for what and why and etc, etc."

He is the child's father and has exactly as much right to be with them as do you. Hire an attorney and get the court orders.

Hire your son a lawyer and have the lawyer explain the penalties to both of you.

Charged off is an accounting term. Your lease is so far past due that they take it off the website. The website is for paying customers. The fact...

The short answer is no. .

Legally, probably not unless there is some document to the contrary. You really need to get a family attorney on your side. Poke around and see if...