Both state and feds can charge him but it is more common for the state to dismiss once the feds pick up the case.

A fine is the least of your concerns. If you were a knowing participant in your husband's activities, you could be convicted as a co-conspirator....

Married people do not get special credit on their sentences.

You need to consult with an attorney. You are not going to get the advise you need from this website. Your post leaves many unanswered questions...

Not surrendering for service of a sentence is a continuing offense. Each day you have committed the offense again. So since the offense continues...

There is no time limit for when they have to arrest someone on a pending indictment. And they do not notify people of pending charges until an...

When you fail to surrender for service of your sentence, you are treated as an escapee. You will eventually be arrested and could face new charges.

No the victim does not have to testify.

If he committed the crime before he was on probation, then he hasn't violated his probation.

Cases are public. You can't seal it.