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I really think your missing my point. If she wants to keep job then she will do it and you will sign unless theres something to hide

Again why is this a big deal unless she will fail one or both? Your trying to fight a fight for no real reason

Unless there is a fear she will fail drug test or background will uncover something why not sign? If your asking if this request is illegal its not

That is not case here. this from origianl post

Who started the illegal acts does not make it legal or is reasonable defense

If DA has the evidence already (video, Lp report etc) they may not need victim.

Here is your states Statutory rape law. Keep in mind it is not only charge they could file and your looking at multiple counts possible (one for each sex act) Minnesota § 609. 342 et seq. First-degree criminal sexual conduct is sexual penetration with a victim under age 13 and an actor...

If he has not signed either birth certificate or birth acknowledgment he is not child's "legal Father" and thus has no rights to visitation. On other hand though by having sex with him (hes underage) you have comitted a crime (rape) which could land you in prison or force you to register as sex...

What's the worst that could happen?(Jail) I am found guilty and it stays in my record as a felony? ( Are you charged with a felony?) How long would it stay on my record? (Forever) What's the best scenario? (Discuss your options with your Public Defender) I am found unguilty and I am reimbursed...

A public defender is a Lawyer

Your mistake was as I thought the letter you got was the civil demand not your court date. You confused the two. by missing court up ante and may now not be able to get Diversion. As you were told get a Lawyer!

Why not add it the restrainning order question you have already posted? I assume its same issue

Who sent you letter and what did it say? Theres a reason I am asking I think you misunderstood who letter was from and what it applied to

If they file small claims suit how did they plan on serving you? tell them to go pound sand

Anyone can sue anyone for anything at anytime. The trick is winning

Your question is? This does not remove fact you owe rent.

Written agreement usually trumps oral however if a witiness states what you said or Judge agrees you made this statement it could prove to be a problem

Did your agreement say you would return deposit less damages or just return?

What were the terms of the verbal agreement?