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You are charged with a felony; get a lawyer yesterday at the latest.

You become emancipated by moving out and getting a full-time job and supporting yourself 100%.

What statute are you charged under?

Is the bank going to give you the title back free and clear of its lien? What about the rest of the money you owe the bank?

Nothing you have posted indicates that Fairfax County did anything wrong.

Buy a copy of the file from the courthouse. See who it is on.

Have you discussed this with your landlord?

On October 1, 2008 Fairfax County brought up charges from 2003. What do you mean "brought up"?

I doubt seriously that the diversion will be available to you now since you are unable to stop committing crimes even before you go to court on the theft charge. By the way, it is not a "judgment call": it is a choice by you to commit a crime.

No, I don't know; that's why I was asking. Anyway, take every scrap of documentary evidence showing you are a Mississippi resident to court with you in Virginia. Fishing license Hunting license Voter registration Utility bills Income tax returns etc.

http://leg1.state.va.us/cgi-bin/legp504.exe?000+cod+46.2-308 § 46.2-308. Temporary exemption for new resident licensed under laws of another state; privately owned vehicle driver's licenses. A resident over the age of sixteen years and three months who has been duly licensed as a driver under...

http://leg1.state.va.us/cgi-bin/legp504.exe?000+cod+TOC No such number. Find the statute number and post back.

What is the etc.?

Where is he? Also, if it were me, I'd NOT use a collection agency. Do it yourself and get 100% of the benefits instead of 1%.

What is the statute number? What documented evidence do you have to prove you are a Mississippi resident?

What statute number in what state were you convicted under?

File a motion with the court. Since I have read your other post, since you started this, such a motion would have little chance of succeeding. Don't start multiple posts on the same subject.

Sue the bad people in small claims court.

Since the medical providers did not release your medical information to an unauthorized third-party, I cannot see a violation of the law.

Q: Can I legally force a sale and buy the whole thing? A: Yes. File a partition suit. The court will sell the place on the courthouse steps. You or me or the guy who delivers the marijuana or anybody can bid. It will take $30K (if cheap) and two years (if fast).