That is hard to answer with just that limited amount of facts. I would consult with an attorney so they can discuss statute of limitations with...

Most likely they are having you pay the extra 15% insurance and tax charge. Make sure to get receipts and keep all contracts with the bonding...

If you mean a warrant you can try and call the sheriffs department warrants division and ask them. They may not be able to tell you but that is...

You will need to hire an attorney to dive into this case to give you a better answer and outlook on his future.

You will need to hire an attorney to get a bond hearing so that the Judge can set his bond before the holidays.

Yes he can. I would not look a gift horse in the mouth.

No you can not. Statutorily it needs to be for that length of time.

Hire an attorney immediately. This is a complicated situation that needs to be dived into more throughly.

You will need to get da approval to be approved for diversion. Get the approval first.

Depends on a variety of factors. Is this a family law case or a on probation case. Consult with a local attorney immediately.