Maybe, though unlikely if the money stays at the school. This really is a question not for attorneys, but for the people who work in this field. ...

You do not discuss what happened. If you simply drove into a stationary object, illegally parked or not, it is very unlikely a court will find...

Yes. It's not really any different than going into a restaurant and ordering $900 in food and drinks and then saying you have no money.

Good luck with that . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .

Unfortunately, since you were not married you would not have any "legal standing" to conduct any demands or claims as a result of this.

Almost certainly not. The government has immunity for most mistakes.

Probably not. The state has immunity for ordinary negligence errors. And of course the highway patrol is going to continue to claim that they were...

Anything is "possible". But asking strangers on the Internet won't really do anything for you. You need to discuss this with your attorney.

He should discuss privately with his criminal defense attorney only. Do not attempt to practice law without a license by trying to give him legal...

None of this is meaningful information. Hire an attorney to review the actual factual details with you.