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Age of consent in North Carolina is 16.

What is your question for the forum?

http://www.ftc.gov/bcp/consumer.shtm (to read about your protections under the law and what you can do)

Anyone can sue for anything...but should you is another question. Continue on your own the best you can and leave the past behind you.

Yes, get an attorney immediately.

Then do as CBG says and contact a contract lawyer. Have you bothered to look up non compete laws for your state?

Do you have a copy? You could probably contest it in court as it was NOT part of the original contractual agreement and the agent was not part of the negotiations, and it seems it was coerced (hard to prove though).

The question is were you convicted or did you receive deferred adjudication? http://www.in.gov/legislative/ic/code/title35/ar38/ch5.html

You may be able to see if he ever was married by looking for a marriage certificate which is public record and from there birth certificates by the parents name. Have you tried geneology websites...they may be able to tell you how and where to search.

Only you can make that decision. You can google the criminal charges for CA and see what the sentencing guidelines are. More than likely you would have to go court to testify but it would not cost you any money. There may be an online court case webpage that lets you enter a name and birthdate...

You could sue them in small claims court for the amount of the furniture that you paid for but did not receive.

When you say you have full custody is it as a foster parent?

Who was your agreement with, the LLC or owner? Do you have a contract with the LLC or with the owner? You can only sue the person with whom you have the contract.

What state?

True CBG, but one still has the right to complain. Sometimes the squeaky wheel gets the oil (or the boot).

The insurance company have attorney's. Let them handle this; That's why you pay insurance. Did you tell them about your witness so they can interview him? Did you get a copy of the police report or does the insurance company have a copy? I wouldn't have given her my information if I didn't hit...

Have you complained to HR (Do it in writing.)? Have you mentioned to who ever hired you that this is not what you signed up for? Does the contract outline your duties and hours to be worked? You should at least try to fix what's wrong before deciding to jump ship. And CBG is correct, however...

Contact the Department of Labor http://www.dol.gov/ and file a complaint. Also the laws are there for you. I don't know if you can report anonymously or not but how would you get back pay owed if you do? They need to know names to actually look at the time sheets to see what is owed. Have...

Report her to the bar association and file a police report.

How were you awarded the money, check? Who deposited the money into the bank? If not you, then they should have a deposit slip. If it was a check you took in you should have a deposit slip. If they didn't give you a check then talk to your lawyer to find out how this was all handled.