If you've been arraigned, then you have an attorney, use them.

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The short answer is , yes, you probably still owe rent since you still have "posession" unless you have it in writing that you have been released...

Although you sound like you are technically right, you are always only one month away (notice) of being sent off anyway, so you're position in M2M...

Most jurisdictions cut off liability for child support at 18. This should not have been a surprise for anyone involved. Good Luck.

The answer will depend on a variety of details that won't fit here, but that is definitely an issue if she tries to contract that attorney if you...

If you are a sub contractor, then your claim is against your employer (the main contractor). If you are doing work and acting as the main ...

Yes, the law is the law, even for juveniles. The consequences (the results of your actions) will depend on what happened and if the police decide...

This can be a question of which report is more thorough, and is definitely a question for your attorney to answer, as they can address what...

If you have a lawyer, ask your attorney. If you don't have one, this is the type of question you need to get one for, as it is far more involved...

Settlement requires agreement of the parties. Maybe the hold up is the other side, but either way, it is your attorney that is best equipped to...