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You might want to talk to an immigration lawyer in your area.

You might want to run any agreement by a lawyer.

No, you have no legal defense. Your Mother can turn her in & request you & she have no contact. You both need to cease all contact with one another.

Here is a link with a good answer. (for informational purposes only - not giving legal advice) I found this helpful answer from an employment lawyer on JustAnswer.com

Doubtful - talk to a lawyer. You can give him/her complete details.

If you care about this girl, stay away from her until you are 18. Your Mother can cause trouble for her. You need to tell her to stay away from you. It's best you have NO contact at all.

It "might" be an idle threat with no action taken but you best talk to your parents.

Your best bet is to pay it. They may or may not take further action but the chances are better that they will not if you pay.

You should go to court on the court date. If he doesn't show up, the judge will decide how to handle/make a decision.

Whatever you try/do - the best of luck to you & the girls.

If there is any chance of you getting the girls, you would need to discuss with a lawyer. It would have to be handled through the court system. If they are being abused, contact CPS. If they are being threatened with a gun, you might contact the police.

You can discuss this with an attorney - it will have to be done through the court system.

You might want to do a google search for a German law forum.

It's best that you don't date anyone under 18 especially if a parent is not happy with the situation. You could be setting yourself up for trouble.

Agree, she needs to take all her medical records to a medical malpractice attorney & discuss with him/her.

If you have a treatment plan, then you need to follow it as KatDini noted. Good luck to you.

If you don't work & can't afford your own attorney, a PD "should" be appointed for you.

There is no way for us to know. Sorry. He will have to go to court & see what is/has been decided.

1) Go to court 2) Plead not guilty 3) Ask the judge if you qualify for a PD ("sounds like" you do) 4) Discuss your options with the PD (ask about ACD or Diversion) Good luck - watch that you don't shoplift again (intentional or unintentional)

Yes, ask the PD after ACD or Diversion.