I am not sure what your question is. Nevertheless, if they come back do not answer questions. Ask for an attorney.

I assume you are talking about a diversion. It will depend on the employer whether or not it is a problem to hiring you.

If you get the registration paid the prosecutor might be willing to dismiss the charge.

If you know she has a warrant and know where she is you can give that information to the sheriff's office.

talk to his attorney to see if there is anything you can do to assist.

You can certainly be charged. Whether the prosecutor will have enough evidence for a conviction may be a different question. You need to discuss...

If you successfully completed diversion the case should have been dismissed. Call the clerk to make sure this happened. If it was dismissed you...

I am not sure what your question is. If the prosecution want to file a motion to revoke based on the UA they can do so. If that happens you will...

he may be guilty of a crime but that does not give you legal grounds to keep his property. That would be considered theft. If you want to turn...

I am not sure what your question is. If he is charged with a crime he will either be arrested, and might make bond, or he will be issued an order...