I am not aware of any U.S. laws against a person saying that he spent too much of his family's money or that he got into debt.

First only the court can grant the adjustment unless they terminate your proceedings. You have a deportation order, by definition, if you were...

You can mark yes, she has used other names, and she should update her social security number and drivers license.

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You have no authority to deport your spouse. If you are not getting along you should get divorced and that's all you can do.

Especially if you plan naturalize, you may wish to file a separate I-130 for your child so his application will not be terminated.

Yes, you can file a request to expedite with USCIS. Send them documentation and the information you provided here.

Correct, you should answer yes, you have a speeding ticket and provide the information about it on your N-400.

He can apply for a visa to visit the U.S. If he is from certain countries, he can get parole to be in the U.S. for a period of time. But...

There is no requirement to be in the U.S. while one has filed for a J1 waiver of the 212(e) two year home residency requirement.

If you are asking if you need to go to your own interview or your son needs to go to his own interview, you do, he does. The petitioner can be...