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Even when she might share some of the fault, "Yes" she can sue you. But probably the Court will reduce her claim to a much more lower number. Probably you could get a 50% deal. By the way if the insureace is already covering her damage in full then she can't sue you for the same amount of...

Many countries don't have a "Megan's law". Your best bet is to call or visit the their embassy (or we-site) to find out if they have such registry. EDIT If that person is legally in the US then he/she is not supposed to have any sex crimes (or any kind of serious crimes) in his/her criminal...

It depends on your jurisdiction (you didn't say). In some jurisdiction he can't be 3 years older than you (so in this case he would be OK) BUT in other jurisdictions he can't be 18 or older, so in that case he would go to jail were he could be raped and murdered by phycho criminals; and even if...

To "own" yes....but depending on their sentence there are limits on how involved they can be in that business. For example the use the internet, phone call time, and visit are highly regulated, or not allowed at all. So it's not so easy to manage a business from jail unless you have people you...

NO. It doesn't work that way. The Army will be the one dropping you. You don't get special treatment for joining the Army. If you break the law you will get prosecuted like everybody else.

You can't transfer the phone account unless he agree to do so. It's his account and contract so legally there is nothing you can do. But you are not very clear: Who is paying her bills? Is the phone still active? Did he cancelled her phone? EDIT Ok if her phone number is on his name then...

You yourself claim she was "now reinstated" so yes she can; you are innocent until proven guilty.