Most judges' rules revoke bond when picking up a new case while out on bond. Some judges simply won't allow bond.

Yes, the landlord and make the claim and sue you. It will be his burden to provide the damage he claims is not from normal wear and tear.

You will need to have him evicted from the property. It would be your best bet to hire A knowledgeable landlord-tenant lawyer to process the...

As long as the account is the proper type of escrow account which state the bank is located in is really not relevant.

It is probable that you may be mistaken. If it is in the public record that means some type of lawsuit for eviction had to have been filed...

No, it does not sound from what information you provided that you have a sustainable claim.

Yes, you can if it is the only thing on your criminal record.

Google Miami Dade county clerk of court criminal cases, enter the individual name, his date of birth if you have it and you should be able to...

Only the judge can reinstate a bond, if the judge reinstates the bond, the bondsman has to agree to allow your son back out on that same bond, thus...

You should immediately consult with a lawyer in person and not ask questions on an open forum like this.