Probably not. But we're attorneys. You need to ask people who accredit schools.

No. You would have no case regardless, and I don't think your brother has a case either.

Feel free to hire an attorney to review the actual contract and related facts. You're asking us to speculate.

I agree with my colleague. Why do you want to hire an attorney? If you owe the money, then come to a settlement instead of wasting time and money...

Venue and jurisdiction can't usually be changed just for convenience.

Yeah, you don't get to use failing to show up as a shield of immunity to further prosecution.

Your son can discuss this with his defense attorney if he's charged. You're welcome to hire a criminal defense attorney ahead of time if you like.

That's not "reimburse". It's you simply paying him for the work he did. Of course, the law does not allow you to avoid financial obligations...

As my colleague stated, asking attorneys to shoulder enormous risk - both in advancing your substantial litigation costs (I assume you aren't...

Read your court order from when you were sentenced.