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You're late to the party Jack!

I think this thread is done. Stick a fork in it.

Basically, it ain't your problem. You can't deal with this, you aren't his attorney.

You're actually going to marry this winner? Sounds as though you need counseling for YOUR issues. We deal with US law here not Canadian.

So what does this have to do with you? Time to start thinking about leaving this guy.

Why don't you let your adult boyfriend deal with his own legal issues? I'm sure he is fully capable of either calling or visiting the court clerk's office for clarification.

Consensus among whom?

What hogwash. A traffic stop is a temporary detention. Go ahead and remain silent and don't produce any documents and then you WILL end up in a custodial arrest situation.

You are commenting on a thread that's been dead for over 4 months. Try to realize that the OP is not around and refrain from necro-posting in the future.

He's already been charged so it's too late. You should be charged also and will hopefully spend some time in jail. Being a drunk is not an excuse for committing a crime.

This seems to provide a bit more information: Missouri Statute of Limitations on Debt Collection | MO Laws

That YOU know of. Someone like that doesn't just use it for one day and then forgets about it. You're very naive. What is he on parole for?

You encountered a medical bill, hmm? You don't understand what statute of limitations is apparently. It doesn't seem to apply here since they went after you way before ten years had passed.

You sound like quite the upstanding citizen. Your story seems way beyond odd, but feel free to provide more details, or better yet, consult with a local attorney who perhaps can understand the situation better.

Since you've been in contact with the court why wouldn't you ask them?????

You didn't tell a story - you added much unnecessary nonsense and emtional commentary which served no purpose and made your "story" much more difficult to read. Your post was probably at least 3 times longer than necessary. If you want an attorney to review your case then you need to have a...

There is no way I'm reading through all that unnecessary detail and ranting. You need to stick to the facts if you want people to read your posts and respond.

You don't have to be arrested to be charged. I suggest you deal with your attorney and not an Internet forum. You sound like a real winner.

You also have to check with your bank to see if they will cash or deposit the check without your ex being physically present. I had a similar issue and when my ex finally endorsed the check my bank wouldn't touch because it was over a certain amount and she needed to be present.

Sovereign citizen nonsense.